2018 Karma Revero

Emerging onto the automotive scene in 2011 under the moniker of the Fisker Karma, the inception of the Karma Revero was the visionary creation of acclaimed car designer Henrik Fisker, who had previously crafted iconic models for esteemed marques such as BMW, Ford, and Aston Martin. Fisker's journey from designer to entrepreneur led to the realization of his aspiration – a luxury automobile that would epitomize the essence of opulence while embracing eco-conscious innovation through its plug-in hybrid powertrain. The Fisker Karma made its initial presence felt between 2011 and 2012, but it was the profound reimagining and meticulous refinement that birthed the Karma Revero, gracing the market once again in 2017. A testament to its enduring appeal, this vehicle, boasting a mere 6,812 miles on its odometer, emerges as a compelling offering that is bound to capture the admiration of discerning enthusiasts and environmentally conscious drivers alike.

The present-day Karma Automotives was the brainchild of the Danish automotive Designer Henrik Fisker. Henrik had an impressive resume as he was the lead designer of the Aston Martin DB9, Artega GT, and the famous BMW Z8. He wanted to build a car designed from the ground up by him. Hence his co-founding of Fisker Automotive in 2007. Due to many reasons, Fisker Automotive was shuttered, and all but the name was bought over by a Chinese company that rebranded it as Karma Automotive. Their first model was the Karma Revero, produced from 2016 to 2020, and the second iteration from 2020 to date. Up for grabs is a car that will turn heads; this 2018 Karma Revero has just 8.400 miles on the odometer.

Following Tesla's success with the all-electric Tesla Roadster, Fisker Automotive announced and produced their plug-in hybrid luxury sports sedan the Fisker Karma. Fisker Automotive was founded in 2007, until its eventual sale, and consequently renamed Karma Automotive. An updated version of the Fisker Karma was the 2016 Karma Automotive’s Karma Revero, a luxury plug-in hybrid sports saloon manufactured in California, USA. The Revero is essentially a redesign of the Karma but with up-to-date technology and features. This listing is for a 2018 Karma Revero with just 2,500 miles on the clock and is available to be seen in California.

Take your mind back to around 2010, and you might recall hearing something about a car called the Fisker Karma. In fact, you’re most likely to encounter the vehicle on TV if you’ve watched the series Two and a Half Men, when Ashton Kutcher replaced Charlie Sheen as one of the main characters. Portraying a young tech entrepreneur, Kutcher’s character drives a Fisker Karma in the show, in contrast to the Mercedes-Benz SL that was the choice of Sheen’s character. Well, the Fisker Karma subsequently became the Karma Revero when Fisker turned bankrupt in 2013, and some of the assets were sold to a Chinese company. That company established Karma Automotive in California, and an updated car returned as the Karma Revero. Oh, and it’s made in California too. If all that sounds interesting, you can pick up a 2018 Karma Revero right now, and it’s a 1 of 1 Black Ocean Edition with a MSRP of $165K, as per the current owner. Bearing 26,130miles to its name, the car resides in…California!

The brainchild of a renowned automotive designer, the Fisker Karma is a hybrid sports sedan that was introduced in 2011 by Fisker Automotive. The main man behind the project was Henrik Fisker, known for being a designer at Ford, Aston Martin and BMW. Now, the Karma is something of an interesting footnote in American history, although the company is under new ownership and sells a similar model called the Revero. Today’s 2012 Fisker Karma Ecosport comes to you from San Diego and comes in very eco-conscious Earth Brown. Furthermore, it’s done over 84,000 miles so far, showcasing that the Karma is a fine daily driver. If you’d like to buy this car, get in touch with us.

Flying under the mainstream radar, Fisker Automotive is the brainchild of automotive designer Henrik Fisker. With the experience he gained from working for BMW and Aston Martin, he pioneered in creating a one-of-a-kind hybrid luxury automobile. The Fisker Karma was born as a luxury plug-in range-extended electric sports car. It was the first of its kind and arguably paved the way for the Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan we all praise today. This example of the Fisker Karma is a 2012 Eco Sport with a little over 40,000 miles on the odometer.

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