Karma Automotive is a luxury car manufacturer that was founded in 2014, inspired by a range of vehicles built by Fisker Automotive between 2007 and 2012. The original Fisker Automotive has its roots in the first-generation Fisker Karma, a concept car introduced in 2008 and the first mass-produced plug-in hybrid.
Karma Automotive is focused on promoting a transition to sustainable mobility through cutting edge design, technology, and craftsmanship. The company manufactures and sells luxury electric vehicles with advanced range, unparalleled design and performance. It has won multiple awards for its vehicles and technologies, including an International Engine of the Year.
Karma Automotive is committed to advancing the global adoption of more sustainable transportation solutions. The company will continue to develop and introduce new electric vehicles and technologies that stand out from the competition, while upholding the highest standards of safety, performance, and craftsmanship. It will remain focused on creating vehicles that are designed to inspire drivers, and is committed to building vehicles that are both aesthetically and environmentally conscious.
The reliability of current and past Karma vehicles has generally been good. According to consumer reports, the reliability score of the 2020 Karma Revero GT is 83/100. The reliability score for the 2019 model is not yet available, but customer reviews suggest that the vehicle is reliable and has held up well over time.
The maintenance cost of Karma vehicles varies depending on the model and year. It is recommended that you contact a Karma dealer in your area for more specific information on maintenance costs.
Some of the common mechanical issues with Karma vehicles include:
1. Battery drains: Karma vehicles may experience battery drain if they are left idle or in “Sleep Mode” for an extended period of time. This can be caused by a faulty electrical system or by a blocked or corroded battery cable.
2. Oil leaks: Karma vehicles may experience oil leaks from the various seals, including the oil filter and oil pan. This is usually caused by a worn or damaged seal, or by a defective oil pump.
3. Engine misfires: Karma vehicles may experience engine misfires due to faulty spark plugs or spark plug wires. This can lead to poor engine performance or engine damage.
4. Transmission problems: Karma vehicles may experience transmission problems due to a worn or malfunctioning clutch, or due to a faulty transmission.
5. Coolant leaks: Karma vehicles may experience coolant leaks from cracked or broken hoses or from a defective coolant system. This can lead to engine overheating or other engine damage.