2025 Karma Invictus

Karma Automotive, California’s first and only ultra- luxury automaker, today at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas unveiled the Karma Invictus, the first vehicle from the exclusive Karma Reserve model line. This performance-focused expression of the groundbreaking Revero sedan turns-up the wick in every dimension with unique carbon fiber bodywork, elevated interior appointments and driver-focused performance upgrades underpinned by Karma’s proven and versatile hybrid Extended Range Electric (EREV) powertrain. Just 30 examples of Karma Invictus will be available worldwide, with pricing and delivery timeline to be announced.
Karma Invictus is positioned above its stablemate, the 3rd Generation Karma Revero, which begins delivering to clients in the United States and European Union later this month.
Karma Invictus commands a dramatic first impression with its low-slung road presence and aggressive stance. Highly technical paintwork amplifies this effect, transitioning rearward down the center of the car from Pacifico Grey to fully reveal its carbon fiber hood, roof, and trunk. The front fenders of Karma Invictus are also replaced with carbon fiber, and incorporate louvred vents which improve airflow management by releasing air pressure from the front wheel arches. Carbon fiber appointments extend to the rocker panels and rear spoiler, accented by blacked-out logos and new black, polished split 5-Spoke forged aluminum 21-inch wheels shod with Michelin PS4S tires, now 10mm wider in the rear (295/35 R21) for greater grip.

• Karma Automotive introduces the Karma Invictus, a performance-focused version of the Revero sedan, as part of the new Karma Reserve model line.

• Limited production of 30 units worldwide, with pricing and delivery details yet to be announced.

• Carbon fiber bodywork enhances aerodynamics and aesthetics, with a transition paint scheme from Pacifico Grey revealing the exposed carbon fiber hood, roof, and trunk.

• Chassis upgrades include Öhlins Motorsports coil-overs and Swift springs, improving steering precision, grip, and handling on uneven road surfaces.

• Performance improvements result in a 0-60 mph acceleration time of 3.97 seconds, over half a second quicker than the standard 3rd Generation Revero.

• Interior features include art deco-inspired upholstery, paying homage to American design, with personalized door sill plaques and embroidered headrests.

• Powered by an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) hybrid system, combining a 28 kWh HV battery, 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, and a 400 kW dual-motor setup.

• Produces 536 horsepower and 550 lb-ft of torque, offering up to 80 miles of electric range and a total driving range of 360 miles.

• 21-inch forged aluminum wheels wrapped in Michelin PS4S tires, with a 10mm wider rear setup for enhanced grip.

• Manufactured at Karma Automotive’s KICC facility in Moreno Valley, California, with final assembly and hand-finishing done at the company’s global headquarters in Irvine.

Upgrades to the chassis include advanced Motorsports coil-overs from Ohlins paired with Swift springs. Karma Invictus delivers more direct and precise steering, and improved grip and predictability at the cornering limit and over uneven road surfaces. The result is a more driver-focused experience, with Karma Invictus accelerating from 0-60 in an estimated 3.97 seconds, over half a second quicker than the 3rd Generation Revero on which it is based.
The distillation of the experience continues through to the interior of Karma Invictus, beginning with bold anodized aluminum door sill plaques which are inscribed to the client’s specifications alongside the vehicle’s sequence in the limited run of just 30 examples. The seats, which are heated and ventilated for front passengers, have been re- trimmed with an art deco pattern reminiscent of New York’s famed Chrysler Building – a monument of timeless design, as is Karma Invictus – while also paying homage to the spirit of American design and ingenuity which inspires Karma Automotive. This motif is carried through to the stitching of the center armrest and interior door panels (front and rear); “Karma Invictus” is embroidered on the front headrests and reiterated with a tone-on-tone logo adorning the passenger side dashboard. Karma Invictus shares its EREV hybrid powertrain with the 3rd Generation Karma Revero. Its 28 kWh HV battery pack together with a 1.5-liter turbocharged powerplant is mated to an onboard generator providing electricity to the 400 kW 2-motor propulsion system, offering a compelling combination of drivability, performance, and efficiency. This setup provides 536 horsepower and 550 lb/ft of torque, with up to 80 miles of pure electric range and 360 miles of total range, giving it the grace of an EV for daily driving, but the freedom of an internal combustion vehicle for long-distance driving.
Karma Invictus can be ordered with a multitude of options to further tailor the vehicle to personal preferences. Each will be manufactured at Karma Automotive’s KICC assembly facility in Moreno Valley, California, and hand-finished by master craftsmen at Karma’s global headquarters in nearby Irvine.

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