Fisker Karma reviewed
What is it? The phrase all-new is probably one of the most overused in the car business, but in the case of the Fisker Karma it decidedly applies. Not only is the Karma a new luxury GT from a new company, but it uses an innovative new petrol-electrifying powertrain.
Fisker Automotive – led by former Aston Martin make chief Henrik Fisker – describes the Karma as an stimulating vehicle with extended range because it’s always driven by a yoke of electric motors, but has a 2.0-litre turbocharged motor that acts as a generator when the batteries run low. Vauxhall’s Ampera, which goes on available next April, uses a similar system.
The Karma can be charged from a reactionary socket at night in around five and a half hours, and can then operate for up to 50 miles on battery power alone. For some journeys, this will be quantities, but if you need to go farther or have to make an unexpected erratum when the batteries aren’t charged, the petrol apparatus comes into play, allowing
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