Fisker PEAR: Production-Intent

@seancallahan - That is where I went for the test drive - The Grove. Looks like a good turn out there.

https://fiskerati.com/electric-vehicles/fisker/fisker-pear/first-look-production-intent-fisker-pear/

@seancallahan Thanks for posting. Where you allowed to sit inside and do you have still shots?

@evan1 I wasn't able to sit inside. Just posted some photos here: 

https://fiskerati.com/electric-vehicles/fisker/fisker-pear/first-look-production-intent-fisker-pear/

Those tablets attached to the A-pillars are stupid. Looks hack, like an afterthought to get the x# of unique items in a vehicle. 

Now if they used a bendable screen around the A-pillars that contours to the pillar. That would be cool, however the screens should be on those rear pillars that are like a foot wide on each side.

Like the 5 seater though. 

@mycj7 They still have time to make both A pillar screens more integral. I would first need to take one for a spin to see if they're worth paying for that option. As far as outward visibility it can't be that bad as the new Chevy Blazer EV. Also, being that this vehicle is on the stubbier side, you might be able to see well out the side windows.

Overall as you mentioned the 5-seat configuration with the center armrest unit is more appealing to the eyes compared to the 6-seater variant as seen in PVD. 

@seancallahan  Sun Soaked is offered on the Ocean but maybe the matte paint modification is new, is that correct?

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@seancallahan  Sun Soaked is offered on the Ocean but maybe the mat paint modification is new, is that correct?

Exactly right! Fisker transformed a pre-existing exterior color into a matte finish specifically for this production-intent PEAR.

Display built into the dashboard? Interesting. Might be difficult to see with it being non adjustable, steering wheel could be in the way depending on how tall you are. 

This is the area I find odd. Huge blind spots on both sides. 

Still like it though.

The steering wheel is nonadjustable?

@evan1 Probably not, but could still be an issue for some people. I like to be close to the steering wheel as I have shorter legs, but I don't like the steering wheel angle high as it feel awkward. Might not be an issue.

@mycj7  I would imagine it being a competitive product it would have a telescopic steering wheel. Plus, this model will be sold in Germany and Germans are very picky when it comes to cars, so too are Japanese. The only oddity is the really thick flat bottom of the steering wheel where I like to rest my hands. I may also add that turning it will be a little odd.

@mycj7 - "Those tablets attached to the A-pillars are stupid."   Don't mince words, tell us what you really think. 

@seancallahan Did you get a chance to see if the seats in this particular trim have power seats with lumbar?

Are the seats cloth or faux leather?