SoCal’s Karma Automotive Opens New Customer Experience Center
Karma’s new 2020 Revero GT will be hand-delivered to customers by the team that handcrafted them.
Southern California-based automaker Karma Automotive has announced the creation of a new Customer Experience Center at its Moreno Valley-based Innovation and Customization hub.
The announcement comes on the heels of a recent relaunch of Karma’s Innovation and Customization Center (KICC), a $100 million facility that will house production of the company’s new 2020 Revero GT luxury electric vehicle and one that will provide the ultimate in customization, craftsmanship and technology integration. Karma’s new Customer Experience Center, which represents further investment in the company’s Moreno-Valley-based facility, is expected to start hosting new owners when the company launches the 2020 Revero GT luxury electric vehicle later this year, according to Louise Bristow, Karma’s Director of Customer Experience and VVIP Programs.
“Karma’s passion for our discerning luxury customers is what drives us to provide them with an ownership experience that’s both personal and special,” said Bristow ina press statement. “Our KICC Customer Experience Center will offer every owner the opportunity to make a personal connection with the people behind our brand, showcasing our exclusive design and craftsmanship capabilities, intuitive technology, personalized customization and VVIP customer treatment.”
‘Those who own a new Karma will find themselves in a special reveal room where their car will be hand-delivered by the team that crafted it.’
An indoor lounge, inspired by Karma’s California roots, provides a place to relax, configure Karma vehicles and learn about the company’s approach to technology and customization. While static displays will play a role in educating and inspiring owners, the addition of a dynamic test track experience – located alongside the new experience center – will allow proud new Revero GT drivers the opportunity to put their new vehicle through its paces without constraints.
“Key components from Karma’s electric powertrain, chassis and infotainment system will be showcased in an art-gallery setting providing customers a deeper understanding of what makes our cars so capable and technologically advanced,” Bristow added. “Individual craftsmanship studios will showcase Karma’s commitment to the art of the bespoke, and those who own a new Karma will find themselves in a special reveal room where their car will be hand-delivered by the team that carefully crafted it largely by hand.”
In addition to the new Customer Experience Center, Karma creates unique ownership experiences through its VVIP California Experience. New owners who have taken delivery of their Revero within the last year are invited to join a three-day curated program designed to express the brand’s gratitude for being part of its journey. Visiting owners are housed at one of Orange County’s top luxury hotels and tour Karma’s Southern California facilities where they gain deep insight into how its vehicles are designed and created.
KICC, along with its new Customer Experience Center is expected to play a key role in advancing the company’s growing presence in the luxury electric vehicle niche. Technological innovation and personalized customization are among the key elements of Karma’s business and product plan that spans the next decade and includes a new, full BEV, multi-product platform from 2021.
Karma’s investment in Southern California underscores its commitment to remain and do business in a state it draws so much inspiration from. Production of the new 2020 Revero GT commences later this year.
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