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The first Fisker Karma in the UK has been auctioned off at the event held in Camden’s Round House art venue, where the winner ended up paying £140,000 (about €160,000 or $220,000 US dollars at the current exchange rates) for their extended range electric vehicle.
This is more than double the market value of the revolutionary car, so a lot of money (the proceeds) will go to the Pratham UK. The first car in the country will also have a plaque signed by ex Aston Designer and Fisker Automotive CEO and co-founder, Henrik Fisker.
We’ll remind you that the architecture of the Fisker Karma is built around an aluminum chassis and features a battery pack placed in the middle for improved distribution. Two electric motors are placed at the back a turbocharged gasoline 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine up front, which charges the batteries acting as a range extender.
We’ll remind you that the architecture of the Fisker Karma is built around an aluminum chassis and features a battery pack placed in the middle for improved distribution. Two electric motors are placed at the back a turbocharged gasoline 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine up front, which charges the batteries acting as a range extender.
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