Karma Automotive has unveiled the Eximius 1, a one-off performance car featuring nearly 1,200 horsepower, a 6.2-liter V8 generator and a plug-in series hybrid powertrain. Introduced at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, the exclusive vehicle marks the debut of Karma’s new bespoke program and delivers a powerful send-off for the Revero as the automaker prepares its next generation of electrified models.
Karma Eximius 1 Debuts New Bespoke Program
The Eximius 1 is the first vehicle created under Karma Automotive’s new bespoke vehicle program, which allows customers to commission highly personalized vehicles.
Unlike customization programs focused primarily on paint, bodywork and interior finishes, Karma’s approach allows extensive powertrain modifications. The Eximius 1 replaces the Revero’s 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine with a 6.2-liter V8 that serves as a generator in a plug-in series hybrid system.
One-off vehicles can help automakers strengthen brand identity, generate interest and charge premium prices without committing to full-scale production. They also cater to customers seeking highly exclusive vehicles tailored to their preferences.
Nearly 1,200 HP and a 200-MPH Top Speed
Karma says the track-focused Eximius 1 will produce nearly 1,200 horsepower, with the V8 generator contributing 550 hp and the battery supplying 645 hp.
The automaker claims the Eximius 1 will be the most powerful plug-in series hybrid ever developed. Performance estimates include a zero-to-60-mph time of 2.7 seconds and a top speed exceeding 200 mph.
Additional performance equipment includes 21-inch center-lock magnesium wheels, carbon-ceramic brakes with two-piece slotted brake rotors and Öhlins semi-active suspension.
A More Aggressive Revero Design
Finished in Borealis Blue, the Eximius 1 features a more aggressive appearance than the standard Revero, with extensive carbon-fiber construction and bodywork widened by 50 mm (1.97 inches).
Exterior modifications include a front splitter, air intakes and a large rear wing, giving the one-off vehicle a more track-focused look.
The cabin features Recaro carbon-fiber front bucket seats and a simplified carbon-fiber center console equipped with an emergency kill switch. A specially fitted carbon-fiber racing helmet is displayed between the rear seats.
Revero’s Legacy and Karma’s Upcoming Models
The Eximius 1 is based on the outgoing Revero, which dates back to 2016, when it evolved from the Fisker Karma, a luxury plug-in hybrid sedan whose manufacturer collapsed financially.
As Karma prepares to introduce four new electrified models over the coming years, the Eximius 1 serves as a distinctive farewell to the Revero’s long production run.
Karma has not disclosed pricing for the one-off vehicle. The company said the Eximius 1 is expected to be delivered to an unnamed customer in 2027.
Karma’s Electrified Model Rollout
Karma’s revitalized series-production lineup will begin with the Gyesera plug-in series hybrid in December 2026.
The Amaris GT, a two-door plug-in series hybrid, is scheduled to arrive in Q4 2027. The company will then introduce two fully electric vehicles: the Kaveya in Q1 2028, followed by the Ivara at a later date.
The Kaveya is also planned to feature solid-state battery technology, as Karma expands its electrified lineup alongside its new bespoke vehicle program.
