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Fisker is at risk of bankruptcy as cash reserves are dwindling.

Only has about $50 million left in available funds, according to a new

filing. They were spending about $75 million a month last year. They've made significant staff

reductions to try and get that under control, but without further investment. Things are not

looking good at Fisker, as always. My thoughts are with the owners of those vehicles and the staff

of the company, not necessarily

the senior management, and obviously those people will be affected if you spend your own hard-earned

money on these vehicles if the company goes under, doesn't get investment from outside.

They'll still be drivable, they're not bricks, but that is certainly a leap of faith.

Those people took and not a fair thing to happen.

In the inquest of Fisker, I'll be interested to see where some of the fingers points. I have

my own thoughts. I'll keep them to myself at the moment. BMWs I-4 is getting a design and

technology update. A new grill on the front, some new interior tech like the new gear

selector, some new air conditioning vents, all bringing it in line with the current BMW IX1,

IX3 styling. Tesla is shifting to a new affordable model, but we don't know what that is. I've

resisted talking about it now until now on the podcast

because, well, on the earnings call this week with their CEO, Elon Musk, he managed to make

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