Karma Automotive Next-Generation Electric Vehicles Debut at Monterey Car Week

Karma Automotive Showcases Three Next-Generation Electric Models

Karma Automotive, Inc. will use Monterey Car Week to present its next-generation electric vehicle strategy, highlighting three upcoming models spanning hybrid extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) and a fully electric coupe. The Karma Automotive Next-Generation Electric Vehicles lineup includes the 2027 Gyesera Grand Coupe, 2028 Amaris GT and 2029 Kaveya Super Coupe. The company says the showcase will demonstrate a broader product range, with the Gyesera already open for public orders and scheduled to reach dealerships in December 2026.

2027 Gyesera Grand Coupe Targets December 2026 Availability

The 2027 Gyesera Grand Coupe is the first next-generation hybrid EREV that Karma Automotive, Inc. will highlight at the event. It carries a base MSRP of USD 139,995 and combines a high-strength aluminum space frame with extensive use of carbon fiber in its exterior construction. The four-door model delivers 566 hp and 546 lb-ft of torque. Public orders are currently open, while dealership availability is planned for December 2026, giving the Gyesera a defined near-term path from customer ordering to market launch.

2028 Amaris GT Expands Karma's Hybrid EREV Portfolio

The 2028 Amaris GT represents the second next-generation hybrid EREV in Karma Automotive, Inc.'s planned portfolio. Designed as a two-door grand tourer, the Amaris GT will use a more powerful version of the company's hybrid EREV powertrain. Unlike the Gyesera, which has a stated December 2026 dealership target, the Amaris is expected to become available in the fourth quarter of 2027. Its positioning adds a higher-performance two-door model to Karma's upcoming range while extending the company's EREV strategy beyond its first next-generation launch.

2029 Kaveya Super Coupe Brings Solid-State Battery Technology

The 2029 Kaveya Super Coupe will give Karma Automotive a fully electric flagship alongside its hybrid EREV models. The coupe is expected to deliver more than 1,000 hp, placing it at the high-performance end of the planned lineup. Through a partnership with Factorial Energy, the Kaveya is also planned to become the first passenger vehicle to feature a solid-state battery. Karma says the technology is intended to improve performance, driving range and efficiency, making the Kaveya a technology-focused complement to the Gyesera and Amaris.

Karma's Product Roadmap Combines EREV and Fully Electric Technology

Taken together, the three vehicles show Karma Automotive pursuing two electrification paths rather than relying on a single propulsion architecture. The Gyesera and Amaris are positioned around hybrid EREV technology, while the Kaveya uses a fully electric configuration and a solid-state battery partnership. The timing also creates a staged product rollout: the Gyesera is targeted for December 2026 dealership availability, the Amaris for the fourth quarter of 2027, and the Kaveya for 2029. Monterey Car Week therefore provides an early view of Karma's next-generation product roadmap.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles will Karma Automotive showcase at Monterey Car Week?
The company will showcase three upcoming models: the 2027 Gyesera Grand Coupe, 2028 Amaris GT and 2029 Kaveya Super Coupe. The Gyesera and Amaris are next-generation hybrid extended-range electric vehicles, while the Kaveya is a fully electric coupe. Their planned timing differs, with Gyesera dealership availability targeted for December 2026, Amaris availability expected in Q4 2027 and Kaveya positioned as a 2029 model. The presentation therefore covers both near-term and longer-term products.

What is notable about the Kaveya Super Coupe?
The 2029 Kaveya Super Coupe is planned as a fully electric model with expected power exceeding 1,000 hp and a solid-state battery developed through Karma's partnership with Factorial Energy. The battery is intended to improve performance, range and efficiency compared with conventional approaches. The Kaveya is particularly significant because Karma says it will be the first passenger vehicle to feature a solid-state battery, making the model an important technology showcase within the company's future electric vehicle portfolio.