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Henrik Fisker appears set to start scamming a whole new group of people

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Henrik Fisker, designer and two-time failed car company grifter, apparently has taken his hiatus from his failing EV company to work on something entirely new. Of course, probably just as scammy.

TechCrunch is reporting that Henrik Fisker has his name on something new. It’s called “Glogy Foods LLC” and apparently the filling has something to do with food and beverage. The story’s author states that she’s “not sure I want to know.” We agree.

Fisker is facing tons of legal issues surrounding the failure of his Fisker Automotive startup, where he managed to convince gullible buyers and some members of the media that he actually totally knows what he’s doing this time around and spends $70,000 on a new EV. Of course, that ended badly. Customers aren’t sure how warranty work will get done or who will pay for it, and many people are working to seek some sort of compensation for being fooled by Fisker.

But hey, he’s now apparently going to try disrupting food with his automotive design and charm grift. Let’s just hope that this time around the media doesn’t rush to lick his boot like they did with his second automotive startup, otherwise, a bunch of people might end up sick.

  • Chad Kirchner

    Chad is the Editor-in-Chief and founder of Destination Charged. He has nearly 15 years of experience in the automotive industry, working for a variety of publications in both print and online. He was also the co-founder of EV Pulse, another site devoted to electrification in automotive.

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