Karma Automotive announced today the starting price of its upcoming first all-electric model, the GSe-6, which is scheduled for market launch in 2021.
It will start from $79,900 (MSRP, excluding taxes, fees and delivery charges, as well as tax rebates and incentives), which after deducting the federal tax credit of $7,500 will translate into $72,400. Interested customers can already place pre-orders, with a fully-refundable $100 deposit.
The car will be unveiled in 2021 (although it will retain the design of the Karma Revero GT), while more info seems to be coming in December:
For now we know only a brief specs:
- range of up to 300 miles (483 km)
- 110 kWh battery capacity (we are aware that there is "kW" on the image)
Note: previously the company said that the pack will be "up to 100 kWh" - 0-60 mph time is "fast enough"
The list of standard features includes:
- a new powertrain configuration (compared to other Karma models we assume)
- connected car capabilities
- internet radio
- 21-inch wheels
- "and other vehicle enhancements"
- full aluminum body
- one pedal driving
- adaptive headlights
- haptic steering wheel controls
- L2 autonomous driving
- surround view camera
Joost de Vries, Karma’s VP of global sales and customer experience said:
“We are pleased to announce that our first all-electric vehicle is now available for pre-order at a price point that is competitive with other vehicles in the space. We have been producing vehicles here in the U.S.A. for a while and the new all-electric GSe-6 was the next logical step in our progression as a company. We like to say we go ‘beyond EV’ and this vehicle -- combined with our existing extended range EV technology in the Revero® GT -- offers consumers a unique solution for their next vehicle purchase.”
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