This is pretty much my exact build, I think… from the cool pics that have been posted here that I’m attaching, I believe the color is this color (Blue Planet). Although the pics look matte finish, these pics look way too glowing to be Big Sur Blu which was suggested when I asked the forum on the “Pallet Warehouse” picture. Although, the website pic posted by you looks too light to match the pics I’m attaching. However the color chart pic of Blue Planet seems like the closest match. It’s weirding me out. I emailed Fisker about it and they have not responded which is the first time they have not got back to me.View attachment 755
I'll update this when the packages are released but so far:
-Ocean Extreme
-Blue Planet
-Black Abyss
-22" Black F5 Air Glider
Exactly the same than mine except it will be an Ultra.
Sexy.
Ditto, but with kids, I can't do the Sea SaltExactly the same than mine except it will be an Ultra.
I love it 😍
Haha that's my situation too. Kids probably won't mix well with a white fabric interior. I'll be honest, white interiors aren't safe with me either.Ditto, but with kids, I can't do the Sea Salt
So, I'll probably do the black interior.
What can't you find? More info or patience?Patiently waiting for more info, but can't find one yet.....
Ultra
Solar Orange (could be Sun Soaked or Red Planet...Great White/Marine Layer would be ok, but "settling" vs. wanting...no blues/greys/black)
Interior to coordinate (none so far...too-hot/dark black or easy-to-soil white/blue stripe are non-starters)
20" wheels not black (none so far)
LOL....info. If I didn't have a good supply of patience, I would have been gone a while ago! Still waiting on some non-"breakthrough" basic info, such as SiriusXM in the radio or not. I've heard a lot about things of no importance to me (California mode, dog windows, smart traction, etc.) I prefer colors from the warmer part of the spectrum...red/orange/tan, etc. A blue tinted with enough red to be purple could be ok if they had one. BMW has a gorgeous purple on the new 2 Series this year. The problem isn't the exterior choices...there are enough, more than I expected, actually. The problem is the interior color selection, or lack of...so far. Hoping the full configurator will reveal some new choices not yet revealed. I just find it hard to believe Fisker thinks black or white covers the market. Also, having only one 20" wheel and making it black is disappointing. But, no reason to jump to final conclusions before all actual info is known.What can't you find? More info or patience?
Eliminating blues reduces your choices by 80%. Even the grays and greens look blue. I am still on the fence on color, I will need to see some more in real life. Leaning towards Blue Planet but would like to see an option near Brittish Racing Green.
LOL....info. If I didn't have a good supply of patience, I would have been gone a while ago! Still waiting on some non-"breakthrough" basic info, such as SiriusXM in the radio or not. I've heard a lot about things of no importance to me (California mode, dog windows, smart traction, etc.) I prefer colors from the warmer part of the spectrum...red/orange/tan, etc. A blue tinted with enough red to be purple could be ok if they had one. BMW has a gorgeous purple on the new 2 Series this year. The problem isn't the exterior choices...there are enough, more than I expected, actually. The problem is the interior color selection, or lack of...so far. Hoping the full configurator will reveal some new choices not yet revealed. I just find it hard to believe Fisker thinks black or white covers the market. Also, having only one 20" wheel and making it black is disappointing. But, no reason to jump to final conclusions before all actual info is known.
I don't doubt the operational and cost benefits of complexity reduction. Been there/done that at another OEM. But, I do question the Design Office choices. There are two versions of black (PU and cloth), white with a blue stripe, and a dark blue for Extreme as dark as black, but in blue. It would not be difficult to have taken those 4 slots and filled them with a more appealing array for a wider range of tastes. For a car with 14 exterior choices, I've worked with designers who I know would have done a better job.Tesla also only offers black or white as interior seating colors as well to simplify the manufacturing process and get cars out which is what Fisker needs to do. It makes it easier to scale and significantly more cost efficient. Maybe they add new colors down the line.
I'm sure some are frustrated by the interior choices. I doubt many will opt for the blue interior - if it is even available on other trims. Replace the blue with a brown would have been a better choice. But as it is black will be the predominant color followed by Sea Salt (which to me is more of a gray than a white).I don't doubt the operational and cost benefits of complexity reduction. Been there/done that at another OEM. But, I do question the Design Office choices. There are two versions of black (PU and cloth), white with a blue stripe, and a dark blue for Extreme as dark as black, but in blue. It would not be difficult to have taken those 4 slots and filled them with a more appealing array for a wider range of tastes. For a car with 14 exterior choices, I've worked with designers who I know would have done a better job.
That's a good point about the complexity of interior color changes. Exterior paint is easy. Interior has so many trim pieces and fabrics that would be affected.I'm sure some are frustrated by the interior choices. I doubt many will opt for the blue interior - if it is even available on other trims. Replace the blue with a brown would have been a better choice. But as it is black will be the predominant color followed by Sea Salt (which to me is more of a gray than a white).
It's probably an order of a magnitude more work for interior color changes. Many more parts need to be customized including everything affected by the interior color. Paint is paint.
It's interested you mentioned that about the blue interior - it's acaully something that I am very interested in. White is out due to my young kids and doggos, and black just seems boring to me. But I wouldn't be against black, however blue just seems more interesting to me. At the end of the day it's a place to park my caboose...I'm sure some are frustrated by the interior choices. I doubt many will opt for the blue interior - if it is even available on other trims. Replace the blue with a brown would have been a better choice. But as it is black will be the predominant color followed by Sea Salt (which to me is more of a gray than a white).
It's probably an order of a magnitude more work for interior color changes. Many more parts need to be customized including everything affected by the interior color. Paint is paint.
If you intend the Ultra, the blue interior is not available. That is black or white/blue stripe only. The base car interior is black only.It's interested you mentioned that about the blue interior - it's acaully something that I am very interested in. White is out due to my young kids and doggos, and black just seems boring to me. But I wouldn't be against black, however blue just seems more interesting to me. At the end of the day it's a place to park my caboose...