Fisker nets $58m funding ahead of Karma launch

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Final EU certification "days away" for plug-in hybrid, which German certification tests confirm runs at 51g CO2/km

Fisker Automotive has raised $58m in additional finance as it prepares to launch its new Karma extended range electric car in Europe. The luxury plug-in hybrid manufacturer disclosed the funding from...

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