Karma

Founded in 2014, Karma Automotive is an American luxury electric car company backed by Chinese investors. Karma, with its headquarters located in Irvine, California, and an assembly facility located in Moreno Valley, provides cars through its dealer network in North America, Europe, South America, and the Middle East.

World-class engineering, design, customization, manufacturing, and electrification platforms are offered by Karma's Innovation and Customisation Center, which was constructed in 2017.

The Revero GT, an electric car driven by two electric motors that embody Karma's goal of fusing cutting-edge technology with an opulent experience, was selected as Green Car Journal's 2020 Luxury Green Car of the Year. In 2021, Karma debuted the GS-6 Series, which is their first-ever all-electric vehicle in addition to an extended-range series hybrid EV. There are three distinct versions available, each with a different powertrain. The Revero GT is a high-performance plug-in hybrid (PHEV), the GSe-6 is an all-electric vehicle, and the GS-6 is the entry-level PHEV sedan. Each Karma car is expertly constructed by hand with the finest attention to detail and workmanship.

Karma GS-6

Compared to other plug-in vehicles, the Karma GS-6's plug-in hybrid powertrain has a greater electric range. Not as much as some other luxury cars in this price range, but it still looks elegant and is quick and agile. The GS-6 features a little cargo area and a small cabin as well. An entirely charged battery provides an estimated EPA-estimated 61 miles of guilt-free driving, which is almost twice as far as a typical plug-in hybrid can go. And then there was a three-cylinder BMW's turbocharged gasoline engine assumed control. The gas engine extends the vehicle's range to 330 miles by functioning as an onboard generator, according to the EPA. The GS-6 is an interesting device, and there's a certain allure to owning something so special. However, it is a rather confusing purchase considering the car's many shortcomings.