Fisker on Tuesday announced that it is accepting reservations for its Pear electric car, despite not having actually shown said car yet.

The company said this five-passenger "agile urban EV" will have a $29,900 starting price, with deliveries scheduled to start in 2024. Customers can pay $250 now for one reservation, and $100 for each additional reservation, Fisker said in a press release.

Fisker is partnering with Foxconn to manufacture the Pear. The companies had initially focused in on a long underutilized facility in Wisconsin, originally built by the contract iPhone maker to make LED screens.

Henrik Fisker with Project PEAR EV

Henrik Fisker with Project PEAR EV

But when Lordstown Motors encountered financial difficulties, Foxconn stepped in to buy that company's former General Motors plant and act as a contract manufacturer for the Lordstown Endurance pickup truck, as well as the Pear. Fisker said the Ohio factory—which last built the Chevrolet Cruze compact—will have "minimum initial production" of 250,000 units per year.

Meanwhile, Fisker's first production model—the $37,499 Ocean electric crossover SUV—is scheduled to start production in November 2022 at Magna's Austrian facility. First shown in production form late last year, the Ocean will also use underpinnings sourced from Magna, after plans to use Volkswagen's MEB platform fell through.

The Ocean and Pear will get interfaces from Sharp, now part of Foxconn. But Foxconn's deal to contract manufacture the Pear shows the company is serious about building entire cars, not just the electronics that go into them.