I met* the Mannerfelt brothers back in 2008 at the Miles Per Hour and I have decided yesterday to pay them a visit again to their showroom in Danderyd.
Their Callisma currently is not only the Koenigsegg dealer in Sweden/Finland/Baltics, but also Aston Martin importer/dealer in Sweden, Bentley Service in Sweden and lately the Fisker dealer in Sweden.
I just watched yesterday a Top Gear episode, where the normally cynical May praised the Fisker Karma as “probably the most politically correct car on earth” whilst his guest AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson, himself a confirmed petrolhead, described it as a “cracking looking jamjar”.
Also the Fisker Karma sedan has been crowned “Luxury Car of the Year” by BBC Top Gear magazine as well as “Car of the Year” by May. Quite strong statements, so I had to validate them 
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The first impression – Well Done Callisma! The dealer is just located near a sustainable power plant . Looks rather like a natural environment for a “political correct” Fisker.
Fisker Karma indeed looks like the first car in World delivered just according to the initial drawings. I guess this is not a surprise, considering who is the co-founder of Fisker Automotive – Henrik Fisker, who was responsible for the styling of vehicles including the Shelby GR1 concept, the Aston V8 Vantage and the BMW Z8 Roadster in previous roles at the Ford Motor Company, Aston Martin and DesignworksUSA.
The design keeps sustainability in mind. Fabrics are sourced from the Bridge of Weir Scottish leather makers, who insist upon the suppliers abiding to the Farm Animal Welfare Council’s conditions, and in the EcoChic Karma model (the white one) it is possible to have an interior that is made with completely animal-free materials. Diamond Dust™ paint is free of solvents and wood trims are unvarnished and reclaimed from Californian wild fires.
The company claims that: “orders are outpacing production” and Al Gore, Colin Powell, Leonardo di Caprio and Ashton Kutcher already number among their customers.
Please enjoy the full gallery with the in stock masterpieces here.
* I guess “met” is not the most political correct statement, since I just approach them and I was begging to touch each and every Koenigsegg they were exhibiting .