Karma Automotive to launch high-range Revero sedan in 2021

The Revero GTE sedan will be initially available in 200-mile and 300-mile configuration. A 400-mile hyper-range version is scheduled for a later date.

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The Karma Revero GTE will be available in 200-mile and 300-mile range variants. A 400-mile hyper-range model is scheduled to be launched at a later date.

The Karma Revero GTE will be available in 200-mile and 300-mile range variants. A 400-mile hyper-range model is scheduled to be launched at a later date.

South California-based Karma Automotive has announced the expansion of its Revero series with a new sedan, the Karma Revero GTE. The company says the GTE will be its first all-electric vehicle and furthers its signature luxury, sustainability and technology offerings.

The Revero GTE will join the GTS, GT and original Revero as the fourth model in Karma’s Revero family, and will be initially offered in two versions – both 200-mile (321km) and 300-mile (482) range configurations.  Later in the year, a 400-mile (643km estimated) hyper-range version will be available.  The new model will feature the company’s signature design language, while offering optimal levels of performance, technology and signature luxury features.

Vlad Kalika, vice-president – Powertrain, Karma Automotive said: “The Revero GTE is a testament to Karma’s future and a continuation of the success of our definitive luxury electric Revero GT. The GTE adds diversity to our growing product range, and ushers in a new era of pure all-electric technology – something we are proud to offer both our customers and the mobility industry.”

The Revero GTE will be built on the Karma E-Flex Platform, and will also feature technology from the company’s recently announced platform development initiative, designed to offer new electric mobility solutions to partners through highly versatile extended range battery applications to all-electric chassis systems.

Carlos Gonzalez, vehicle platforms manager, Karma Automotive said: “Our Revero GTE is a reflection of Karma’s in-house engineering and technology capabilities. By creating GTE on a Karma E-Flex Platform, we can showcase another mobility option for customers who have shown interest in this sustainable solution, in addition to potential partner companies interested in the platform technology for their own use.”

The 2021 Revero GTE is targeted to deliver 0-60 mph (0-96kph) acceleration in less than 3.9 seconds and feature electronic torque vectoring. The vehicle will be offered in two models; a standard range option of approximately 200 miles total range with a 75kWh NMC (Nickel Manganese Cobalt) lithium-ion battery, and an extended range with 300 miles total range and a 100kWh NMC battery. Using DC 150kW fast charging, GTE will reach 80 percent charge in under 30 minutes. Through AC charging at 11kW, the GTE will achieve a full charge overnight.  The company says additional details on the hyper-range version will be available at a later date.

The Revero GTE will be assembled largely by hand at Karma’s Innovation and Customisation Center (KICC), the company’s manufacturing facility in Moreno Valley, California. 

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