By Joshua Franklin, Ben Klayman and Rebecca Spalding
(Reuters) – Electric vehicle maker Fisker Inc is in talks to go public through a sale to a so-called blank-check acquisition company, modeled after a successful deal earlier this year by peer Nikola Corp
Nikola shares are up more than 60% since it went public last month through such a deal, as investors place bets on which startup will be the next Tesla Inc
Spartan Energy Acquisition Corp
The sources requested anonymity as the deal talks are confidential. Fisker and Spartan declined to comment.
(Reporting by Joshua Franklin in Pompano Beach, Florida, Ben Klayman in Detroit and Rebecca Spalding in New York; Editing by David Gregorio)
