Fisker has closed its Michigan office and will move operations to its offices in Irvine, CA. 20-30 employees are relocating, while Fisker says they will be hiring 100 new workers in the coming year.
Source: Fisker Automotive to shut facility in Michigan - latimes.com
Fisker says it is using some of the money it received in private funding to fund the move. They are getting ready for production of the Karma, a plug-in hybrid, while also preparing for the Nina project.
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