Karma Automotive, California’s premier ultra-luxury automaker, recently unveiled the Karma Invictus at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas. This exceptional vehicle marks the debut of the exclusive Karma Collection and takes the performance of the innovative Revero sedan to new heights. Featuring unique carbon fiber bodywork and enhanced interior details, the Invictus offers upgrades focused on an unparalleled driving experience, all powered by Karma’s reliable and versatile hybrid Extended Range Electric (EREV) powertrain. With only 30 units set to be available globally, details regarding pricing and delivery will be shared soon.
The Karma Invictus is positioned above its sibling, the 3rd Generation Karma Revero, which is set to start deliveries to customers in both the United States and the European Union later this month.
“Karma Invictus takes an intense and visceral persona, amplifying its performance with a sharpened chassis paired with bespoke exterior and interior appointments to create a new identity for this legendary four-door GT,” says Marques McCammon, President, Karma Automotive. “As with the 3rd Generation Karma Revero, which begins delivering to clients later this month, Karma Invictus unleashes the potential of its space-frame by marrying lightweight carbon fiber bodywork with our innovative hybrid Extended Range Electric powertrain.”
The Karma Invictus makes a striking first impression with its bold, low-slung design and aggressive stance. Its highly technical paintwork enhances this effect, seamlessly transitioning from Pacifico Grey at the front to showcase its carbon fiber hood, roof, and trunk. The front fenders have also been upgraded with carbon fiber, featuring louvred vents that improve airflow management by releasing pressure from the front wheel arches. Additional carbon fiber elements can be found on the rocker panels and rear spoiler, complemented by blacked-out logos and stunning new black, polished split 5-spoke forged aluminum 21-inch wheels wrapped in wider Michelin PS4S tires at the rear (295/35 R21) for enhanced grip.
Chassis upgrades include advanced motorsport coil-overs from Ohlins paired with Swift springs, resulting in more direct and precise steering. This setup improves grip and predictability, whether cornering or navigating uneven road surfaces, creating a more engaging driver experience. The Karma Invictus accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in an estimated 3.97 seconds, which is over half a second quicker than the 3rd Generation Revero on which it’s based.
The immersive experience continues inside the Karma Invictus, highlighted by bold anodized aluminum door sill plaques that can be customized to the client’s specifications, along with the vehicle’s sequence number in the limited run of just 30 units. The front seats, equipped with heating and ventilation, have been reupholstered in a stunning art deco pattern reminiscent of New York’s iconic Chrysler Building—a nod to timeless design, much like the Karma Invictus itself. This motif carries through to the stitching of the center armrest and interior door panels, with “Karma Invictus” elegantly embroidered on the front headrests and a tone-on-tone logo gracing the passenger side dashboard.
Under the hood, the Karma Invictus shares its hybrid EREV powertrain with the 3rd Generation Karma Revero. Its 28 kWh high-voltage battery pack pairs with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine and an onboard generator, delivering power to a 400 kW dual-motor propulsion system. This setup offers a robust combination of drivability, performance, and efficiency, boasting 536 horsepower and 550 lb-ft of torque. With a pure electric range of up to 80 miles and a total range of 360 miles, it provides the convenience of an EV for everyday use, along with the freedom of an internal combustion vehicle for long trips.
Customers can customize the Karma Invictus with a wide range of options to match their personal preferences. Each vehicle will be crafted at Karma Automotive’s KICC assembly facility in Moreno Valley, California, and undergo hand-finishing by skilled artisans at Karma’s global headquarters in nearby Irvine.