Karma Automotive has unveiled the Eximius 1, a dramatic one off that introduces the brand’s new bespoke personalisation programme.
Revealed at the 2026 Concours at Wynn in Las Vegas, the track focused four seater transforms the familiar Revero into a near 1,200 hp plug in hybrid with a 6.2 litre V8.
The Eximius 1 remains in development alongside its commissioning client and is scheduled for delivery in 2027.
When complete, its plug in series hybrid powertrain will combine a 550 hp V8 with a 645 hp battery system, producing a total of 1,195 hp. Karma claims a 0 to 60 mph time of 2.7 seconds and an estimated top speed above 200 mph, or roughly 322 km/h. Carbon ceramic brakes, two piece slotted rotors and Öhlins semi active suspension have been added to support the car’s track-focused ambitions.
Visually, the Eximius 1 is far more aggressive than the standard Revero. The body is 50 mm wider thanks to extended wheel arches, while extensive carbon fibre construction helps create a more purposeful appearance.
Exposed carbon fibre fades into Borealis Blue paint across the bonnet and front doors, while 21 inch magnesium centre lock wheels reduce unsprung mass. The exterior also gains a large carbon splitter, massive air intakes, wheel arch vents, a dominant rear diffuser and a full-width GT wing designed to improve high-speed stability.
Inside, the performance theme continues with blue tinted carbon fibre, Recaro carbon fibre bucket seats trimmed in Alcantara and Italian leather, billet aluminium pedals and a simplified centre console featuring an emergency kill switch.
The Eximius programme will allow clients to work directly with Karma’s design and engineering teams to create unique vehicles with bespoke changes to bodywork, performance and powertrains. Karma plans to limit the programme to a maximum of nine special vehicles for each of its series production models.
For the Eximius 1’s undisclosed owner, however, there will be only one. It is a spectacular final evolution of the Revero platform before Karma’s newer Gyesera takes over as the brand’s next plug in hybrid grand coupe.
