I can't post the others because they're coming soon but I will update when they are available!
I am probably going with Blue Planet. I love the way it looks.I voted for Solar Orange, but it's a tossup between that and Blue Planet.
I really want the Sea Salt interior. The photo only shows it with a blue stripe. I'm hoping that if I want the orange exterior, the interior will have an orange stripe.I am probably going with Blue Planet. I love the way it looks.
I am really interested to know how well the Sea Salt interior holds up. Do you think it'll get shiny over time?I really want the Sea Salt interior. The photo only shows it with a blue stripe. I'm hoping that if I want the orange exterior, the interior will have an orange stripe.
Me too! As soon as the California Experience Center opens, I am looking forward to hopefully flying out and checking it out.I voted for Mariana but am really undecided by multiple different colors - so far only ruled out Night Drive. I am hoping when they open the Experience Center at the Grove they will have a better representation of the various colors. I went to the Rivian Venice Hub a few months ago and they have a room showing all the different colors with a little narrative behind each one - it was a nice way to see all the colors.
I haven't got a clue. Some people say that it might get color stains from our clothes, but I really don't want an entirely dark interior, especially if I decide on a blue exterior. I need some contrast.I am really interested to know how well the Sea Salt interior holds up. Do you think it'll get shiny over time?
So far, all of the photos of Sea Salt show a fabric main seat with polyurethane side trim and headrest areas.I am really interested to know how well the Sea Salt interior holds up. Do you think it'll get shiny over time?
Me too! As soon as the California Experience Center opens, I am looking forward to hopefully flying out and checking it out.![]()
The main part is some sort of Alcantara/microsuede (although technically, that is "fabric").So far, all of the photos of Sea Salt show a fabric main seat with polyurethane side trim and headrest areas.
In the Fisker documents, they refer to "fabric". So far they have listed the black interior has standard "Polyurethane/Fabric" and optional "Polyurethane" seats. They look the same in the documents so far. Maliblu and Sea Salt only have one version, but it doesn't specify the material.The main part is some sort of Alcantara/microsuede (although technically, that is "fabric").
Actually, that's a no-go for me. A white seat with a blue stripe doesn't work with an orange exterior. Someone in the color studio who does interior color and trim needs to realize they are missing a light value of an warm color, such as a natural/tan/beige value. White with blue stripe also is not a good solution for the other upcoming 2023 earth tones of red, green, or tan exteriors. The launch colors are 3 blues, two greys, a black and a white...all "cold" colors for those who recall the color spectrum ROYGBIV. The earth tones are all reserved for 2023 and the relevant interior is missing. Any competitive review would confirm their omission. Also, that 20" F7 needs to be available in bright/silver painted or something other than black. I get the feeling the Addams Family is running the Design Office.@Sportstick You're interested in Solar Orange, Sea Salt interior, and 20″ F7 AeroStealth. That is a nice combination. Yeah, it is bizarre that all the launch colors are earth tones. One would think some color variation would be good, but we need to wait until 2023 for that. I remember Henrik saying on Twitter that the 2023 colors are much harder to paint which is maybe the reason they are not launch colors?
Thanks for the invitation. I'll just continue here, if I may. History and research shows a clear preference in parts of Europe, notably Germany, for dark (if not black) interiors. Those consumers have reported that black is perceived as upscale and luxurious. However, this is a very myopic position to take when selling internationally, where that perception is not as widely held. In the US, black has been associated more often with "sporty/performance", thus it is the only color interior on some high performance models by various manufacturers. Black is more often regarded by mainstream (non-sports car) buyers in the US as drab, confining, and claustrophobic than it is in Europe. In addition, there are regions in the US where black is not as popular due to the very hot climate with triple-digit summer temperatures.@Sportstick Very interesting, your take on color. Would you care to write a guest blog post to expand on this? Please reach out at [email protected] if interested. The "design office" is listening.![]()