Just to revive your memory, Fisker Karma is the plug-in hybrid sedan from Fisker Automotive which was fist showcased at the Laguna Seca during the Pebble Beach Concours. At that point the fuel efficiency figures of the luxury plug-in hybrid were not available but now the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) do have the results for us. As per the SAE rating the Fisker Karma manages 67 miles per gallon which is pretty impressive.

The numbers look even better when you consider that the sedan churns 403 horsepower and sprints 0 to 60 mph in just 6 seconds. As far as the emissions are concerned the Karma is pretty neat, emitting 83 grams of CO2 per kilometer. The high efficiency numbers will not be a possibility when you intend to run the car on a performance mode, therefore a lot depends on your preferences as far as the efficiency is concerned. [via MotorAuthority]

Fisker has promised that the production version of its Karma would be unveiled at the International Auto Show to be held in Detroit early next year. From the first prototype, the production version has put on minor design changes, larger grille side-vent exhaust for the combustion engine and a flush-mounted B-pillar to enable it with better safety features. Fisker’s Karma is powered by a hybrid 2-liter, 4 cylinder engine along with 22.6 kWh Li-Ion battery which gives it enough power to race from 0-60 in 5.8 seconds. Karma tops off at 125 mph and has a range of about 50 miles. The car that will be showcased in Detroit is priced at $87,900 and will be delivered starting November 2009!