Two years after Fisker Inc. collapsed into bankruptcy and left roughly 11,200 Ocean owners without warranty coverage, software updates, or hands-free driver assistance, Comma AI posted a demonstration video on July 12 showing a Fisker Ocean SUV steering itself through city streets using the $999 Comma Four device, hands-free with no input from the driver. The clip, shot by security researcher Majd Srour, represents the first publicly demonstrated proof that openpilot's lane-centering can run on the Ocean using an external CAN integration. The software branch has not been merged into openpilot's public repository, and there is no automatic acceleration or braking yet. Every Fisker Ocean rolled off Magna Steyr's production line in Graz, Austria with sensors and electronics for hands-free driving, but Fisker had sold buyers on features dependent on software still under development when the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on June 17, 2024. In May 2025, Srour published security research demonstrating he could remotely unlock and start an Ocean from his laptop in San Jose, California.