Fisker had originally said that owners would have to pay for labor, but then backtracked, saying on September 18th that it would cover the full cost of repairs. Less than a week later, though, the company has reverted back to its original stance.

The failed EV startup flip-flopped again on whether customers will need to foot the bill for recall repairs. Now it says they will.

Fisker said that owners would have to pay the repair costs for two outstanding recalls facing its Ocean electric car.

Fisker will supply the parts for free but customers will have to pay for labor at certified service centers—if they can even find any.

Fisker did not like that we put them on the spot regarding Ocean owners having to pay for recalls. Fortunately, the company still made it right

The reversal comes as EV startup Fisker prepares to enter the fourth month of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.

The failed auto company changed a post on its website this week to say it would cover the cost of repairs for two outstanding recalls.

Fisker has changed its position regarding recall repairs for Ocean SUV owners, now stating that it will cover both parts and labor costs. This announcement follows the company’s initial communication,

Regarding the recalls that require physical inspections and potential repairs, Fisker will provide the necessary parts at no cost to you. However, due to Fisker’s current financ

Fisker: "We understand that this may be an additional burden, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience."