Karma Automotive made a last-minute addition to its luxury vehicle line-up last month in response to the shaky consumer ...

The vehicle is expected to enter production in the fourth quarter of 2026. Automaker unveils next-gen EV designed to ...

Karma is no stranger to EREVs, but the Amaris is its newest extended-range EV. It appears that Karma Automotive is going to build a sports car that people want regardless of its powertrain.

McCammon says this isn’t a delay, but a response to market demand. Karma will bring out its full EV after other players in the premium luxury performance space bring theirs to the party.

Karma Automotive has long relied on one nameplate. Its product lineup is set to finally grow and will largely rely on energy range-extended powertrains.

Karma Automotive has unveiled its first-ever 2-door coupe, the Amaris, marking the next evolution of its Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) technology. Scheduled for production in Q4 2026 ...

Karma Automotive unveils a luxury two-door extended-range electric vehicle (EREV). Called the Amaris, it's built on an all-aluminum spaceframe. The body is made from aluminum and carbon fiber.

The startup will send the Amaris into production in 2026. Meanwhile, it is working on the Kaveya EV. The all-new Karma Amaris is a two-door Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV), coming as the ...

Built on the same platform as the upcoming Gyesera sedan, the Amaris features Karma’s EREV (Extended Range Electric Vehicle) powertrain. The Amaris borrows more than a few styling details from ...

Rather than be a pure EV, this new sports car will harken back to Karma's roots in Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) technology, albeit with the tech modernized from that used by the Revero.