Alles anzeigenAny update to software that directly alters the drive train or affects the function of any safety system including ADAS requires Homologation in Europe. For America, this can be self-certificated by the developer, but they then are legally liable.
The cost for European homologation is €800,000 to €1M. Given the number of Fiskers in Europe, that could be around €1,000 each just for the legal requirements.
So unlikely you will see a full version 3 with Adaptive Cruise Control, Torque Vectoring or One Pedal Driving. Personally I would be happy to pay €1K plus for the above but I’m pretty sure I’m in the minority.
My guess is that the rumoured 2.5 version from IndiGO is version 3 with the above stripped-out plus bug fixes.
Danke!
Ich wäre mit 1k€ auch dabei - wenn mein Wagen denn irgendwann überhaupt wieder fährt.
Inzwischen ist er länger kaputt als er heil war. Kein guter Schnitt.