According to the MotorTrend report, with the Ocean, Fisker<\/a> \u201cmight finally have a winner.\u201d They were allowed to drive a prototype previewing the Ocean Extreme all-wheel drive model, which has the 550-horsepower dual-motor setup, and provides really good acceleration, although when pushed into a corner it apparently feels like a front-wheel drive-biased vehicle.<\/p>\n 12<\/span> Photos<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n It\u2019s worth noting that being a dual-motor EV, this characteristic can be relatively easily adjusted, so that the vehicle will be more fun to drive, more like a rear-wheel drive sports car. And the vehicle was a prototype, so it\u2019s still subject to change, and the journalists\u2019 feedback was surely noted by the manufacturer.<\/p>\n In regard to its driving manners, what really impressed during the drive was that even though the vehicle had 22-inch wheels, it provided excellent ride comfort, surprising agility and remarkable quietness even at speed. Braking was reportedly not sharp enough, though, with too much pedal travel before the brakes actually started biting, and the accelerator pedal could have better response too, although these just sound like calibration issues.<\/p>\n As for the user experience inside the vehicle, the source article puts the Ocean in a surprisingly good light. Even though the automaker gave the vehicle a big 17.1-inch screen that can rotate 90 degrees<\/a>\u00a0between portrait and landscape orientations, the climate controls are on a separate panel with physical buttons that doesn\u2019t move with the screen.<\/p>\n They mention the design of the steering wheel could be improve, though, with fingers pointed at the touch-sensitive panels that can easily be touched by accident. And the steering could be a bit lighter as it now apparently feels a bit too heavy and it reduces feel.<\/p>\n Overall, though, the points of criticism weren\u2019t especially significant and by the end of reading the source article, you\u2019re left with a sense that there is a lot to like and that with a few minor changes, this vehicle stands a very good chance of quickly winning fans, especially given its uniqueness and relatively low starting price of $37,499.\u00a0<\/p>\n![\"Fisker](\"https:\/\/cdn.motor1.com\/images\/static\/16x9-tr.png\")
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