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K a R M a R E V E KARMA REVERO KARMAAUTOMOTIVE.COM WELCOME TO KARMA Timeless design powered by electricity, fuel and the sun. Vehicles unapologetically conspicuous in their beauty and uncommonly light in their footprint. An unparalleled ownership experience, focused on the few. We are wired differently. And we know you are too. 2 3 OUR ESSENCE It is easy to describe a responsible company. It is harder to be one. Karma is more than Just a name to us. We act with intention, with an awareness of what we are doing, and how and why we are doing it. All cars have a soul, and that soul is us. Hundreds of people making thousands of decisions that, we hope, speak to you. 4 5 OUR ROOTS Our company, our vehicles and our passion are born and bred in California. We are influenced by the mountains, the desert, the ocean, the light. We live and work here, and that matters. We are creating history; no vehicle has been assembled in Southern California in decades. Until now. 6 7 OUR SOUL Our people are the beating heart of our company. Individuals from the worlds of technology, aerospace, art, entertainment and automotive blend their diverse skills seamlessly to create a uniquely talented team. 8 9 OUR STYLE Cars have become commodities. Design has taken a back seat, and most everything on the road looks the same. Not here. We designed our vehicles with proportions from the gods. The result: an almost primal beauty. Timeless and modern. Voluptuous and sensual. Created to elicit a visceral, emotional response. 10 11 OUR SPACE The Revero’s exterior design language, with its flowing lines and muscular curves, is mirrored in the vehicle’s interior. The cabin is sumptuous; it cocoons you, overloading your senses with the carefully crafted mix of materials and exceptional craftsmanship. 12 13 OUR WORLD If you drive less than 50 miles per trip, you may never buy gas again. Some of you will buy less than a gallon of gas for every 100 miles driven. We are not perfect, but we do what we can to produce an ecologically-sensitive product. 14 15 OUR ARTISTRY The badge on each Revero is hand-painted by an artist and set in a precision-machined ring of aluminum. Look closely and you may notice some subtle differences between each unique piece, so every car we make is truly one of a kind. 16 17 PERFORMANCE EXTENDED RANGE The Revero delivers exhilarating The Revero’s lithium-ion battery performance thanks to its lightweight powers its electric motors to turn the aluminum spaceframe construction rear wheels – giving up to 50 miles and the near limitless torque of pure-electric driving range. After produced by the vehicle’s dual that, the gas-powered generator electric motors. Acceleration off the automatically engages to continue line is linear, smooth and swift. your Journey. Should you find yourself at the end of the Revero’s 300-mile range, you have flexibility: you may DRIVABILITY recharge the lithium-ion battery Responsiveness has never felt so or simply fill the gasoline tank and supple. The low, centrally-mounted continue on to your destination. battery pack gives the Revero an exceptionally low center of gravity OUR BRAINS AND OUR BRAWN and near 50:50 weight distribution. The Revero is about feel, not numbers. No knowledge of The auto-leveling suspension system its 0-60 time will help you define its allure. We can and adJusts its stance when it needs to for will quote impressive vehicle technical specs. But we perfect poise in all road conditions. would rather state our performance story differently: we have enough. To move you. In every way. 18 19 SOLAR ROOF BRAKES The solar roof not only charges the The Revero’s monobloc six-piston calipers 12 V battery, but also charges the work in tandem with our regenerative high-voltage battery, adding to the braking technology to slow the Revero electric range. Its unique pattern while recharging the high-voltage battery. isn’t Just for show. Our solar roof was The powerful brakes resist fade, clamping developed for maximum efficiency down with steadfast confidence. This by optimizing sunlight angles. It is an electronically-controlled system not only industry-first, and it is a signature allows the Revero to operate efficiently, element of our DNA. but also reduces wear on the brake components. 20 21 LEATHER Vintners often invoke the scent of leather when crafting a new wine. The warm, earthy aroma of leather inspires us, it grounds us, it’s engrained in our memory. We use only minimal tanning and paint processes, allowing our leather’s alluring natural scent to fill the cabin. This vehicle was made to stimulate all your senses. INTERIOR TRIM Your Revero reflects your taste. Those who find inspiration in our modern INFOTAINMENT world may be moved by carbon fiber. There is beauty in simplicity. An intuitive This aerospace-derived material touchscreen interface controls the vehicle’s lends a sharp texture to our dark and audio, navigation and personal drive settings sport-focused interiors. For those of without complex toggles and switches. The you with an older soul, only the warm, elegant diamond design language is a Karma unmanufactured touch of wood will signature which echoes the diamond inlets on do. Our wood trim comes straight from the front and rear of the car. nature so each individual piece has its own story. 22 23 EXTERIOR PAINT COLLECTION Borrego Black Standard Balboa Blue Option Moreno Option Mar Pacifico Option Pacific Fog Standard Corona Del Sol Option Ocean Veil Option Anza Desert Option 24 25 INTERIOR DESIGN COLLECTION WHEEL COLLECTION BRAKE COLLECTION Option Standard Standard 22” Dune Twist Slate caliper Silver caliper Palisades Standard Coronado Option Standard Option Option 21” Diamond Facet Red caliper Yellow caliper Option Crystal Cove Standard Canyon Option 22” Dune Twist Midnight Chrome Option Option Option Orange caliper Blue caliper Salt Creek Option Palisades Sport Option 22” Forged Optional caliper colors come with two-piece front rotors. Multi-Spoke 26 27 We are not for everybody, and we never will be. No one needs a product like this. We exist for those who have to have one. 28 29 GENERAL INFORMATION Charging Level II Onboard 6.6 kW charger LEGAL Allows charging in 3 hrs on Steering Wheel Multifunctional controls (cruise, audio, phone, instrument cluster, Manufacturing Facility Moreno Valley, CA 240 V at 32 amps The information in this brochure is for informational purposes only voice control with Apple CarPlay®) Vehicle Type PHEV (Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle) Charging DC Quick Charge Off-board 40 kW DC/DC charging Steering Column Programmable easy entry and Drive Modes Stealth (HV Battery only), Sustain Allows charging in 24 min on 480 V and in no way constitutes an offer to buy or sell Karma Automotive electronic tilt and telescope (Generator only), Sport (HV Battery at 120 amps to 85% state of charge Universal Remote Transmitter Located in the rear view mirror, three vehicles. All illustrations and specifications contained herein are based and Generator) Mobile Charging Equipment 3.3 kW mobile charge cord programmable Homelink®- Frame/Construction Aluminum (autoswitching 110 V/240 V) compatible devices on the latest product information available at the time of publication Wheelbase 124.4 / 3160 (in/mm) Solar Roof 200 W Climate Control Dual-zone Overall Length 196.8 / 4998 (in/mm) and are subject to change without notice, including without limitation Firmware Over the Air ( FOtA) Remote diagnostics and frmware Overall Width (mirrors included) 84.1 / 2136 (in/mm) upgrades Overall Height 52.6 / 1337 (in/mm) SUSPENSION AND STEERING specifications, colors, fabric, materials, standard equipment and Luggage Compartment Volume 6.9 / 195 (cu ft/liters) options. Vehicles may be shown with non-U.S. or optional equipment. Turning Circle Curb-to-Curb 40.4 / 12.3 (ft/m) Suspension Type Four-wheel independent suspension INFOTAINMENT Curb Weight 5,400 / 2,449 (lbs/kg) The colors shown may not be representative of the true renderings of Gross Vehicle Weight Rating 6,100 / 2,767 (lbs/kg) with “Short-Long-Arm” (SLA) Weight Distribution 47 / 53 architecture color and any variations are due to variations in the printing process. Audio 225 W RMS with seven speakers and Fuel Tank 9.5 / 36 (US gal/l) Front Suspension Cast aluminum upper and forged aluminum lower control arms one subwoofer The vehicles shown are prototype vehicles and actual production Monotube coil-over spring/shock Radio AM/FM Mobile Integration Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ vehicles will vary. Driving ranges are based on EPA estimates and are assemblies and 30 mm diameter PERFORMANCE ® stabilizer bar Bluetooth Wireless audio streaming and intended for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary Rear Suspension Cast aluminum upper and lower hands-free calling (HFP/A2DP/ AVRCP/PBAP) Top Speed (electronically limited) 125 mph control arms with steel ballJoints depending on use conditions, including vehicle configuration, battery Load-leveling coil-over assemblies Other Connections Two USB ports 2.1 A and one USB 1.0 A, one 12 V outlet in rear Sport Mode Acceleration 0-60 mph 5.4 sec, 125 mph (200 km/h) and 24 mm diameter stabilizer bar age and condition, tire pressure, passenger weight, driving style and Navigation Onboard navigation and Top Speed electronically limited Ground Clearance 5.3 in/135 mm with over-the-air updates operation, environmental and climate conditions and other factors. The Steering Type Rack and Pinion with variable ratio, electro-hydraulic power assist Sustain Mode Acceleration 0-60 mph 7.3 sec, 95 mph (153 km/h) Bluetooth® word mark is owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use and Top Speed electronically limited Steering Turns Lock-to-Lock 2.7 turns SAFETY of such marks by Karma Automotive LLC is under license.
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