Fisker Karma Debuts in Silicon Valley Business Leader, Ray Lane Accepts Keys to Company's First Production Car


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What: The Fisker Karma is the world's first extended range EV - offering responsible luxury, incomparable performance and seating for four. Powered by twin 201 HP electric motors that may be augmented by an on-board engine generator, the Karma is capable of delivering over 300 miles of responsible driving - and a top speed of 125 MPH.

Designed by Henrik Fisker and constructed in Finland, the Signature Series Fisker Karma is a long awaited step forward for the automotive industry as a whole - and clearly demonstrates that luxury can accommodate sustainable manufacturing and performance driving demands.

Where: The Silver Mirage colored Fisker will be delivered to Ray Lane @ 1:00 PM PDT - July 26 - at the Kleiner Perkins Headquarters, 2750 Sand Hill Rd., Menlo Park, CA 94025 (650) 233 2750

Mr. Lane, well known for his many technical and businesses successes, also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors, Fisker Automotive, Chairman of Carnegie Mellon University and also Hewlett-Packard Corporation. He has been an outspoken advocate of sustainable, exciting and high-design value EVs.

"It is an exciting day for Fisker to hand over the keys of our first production vehicle and to know that our dream and Ray Lane's imagination have enabled this milestone in automotive history," said Henrik Fisker.

Event: The Silicon Valley Fisker Karma debut is scheduled for @ 1:00 PM.

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