By Andrew Williams

Hot on the heels of news that Tesla will sell its Roadster EV in Europe, Fisker has announced plans to ship its Karma plug-in hybrid there as well. The company anticipates a production volume of some 15,000 units a year, around half of which will go to Europe, starting late next year.
The "luxury sports sedan" boasts a hybrid power-train and a space-age roof with an integrated solar panel. Fisker claims performance figures of 0-60 mph in less than 6 seconds and a top speed of around 125 mph.
Although the four-seater Karma will sell for $80,000 in the U.S., there is speculation that Danish-born CEO Henrik Fisker is planning on a higher price tag in Europe, perhaps as much as €90,000.
It seems that the weak dollar may continue to prove good news for U.S. car companies and bad news for many European consumers.
Via AutoReview
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