Towbin Opens Vegas Karma Dealership
Towbin Motorcars announced the introduction of Karma Automotive to Nevada with the grand opening of a Las Vegas store.

The Karma Revero is now sold in Nevada following the opening of a Las Vegas dealership belonging to the Towbin Motorcars group.
Photo courtesy Karma Automotive
LAS VEGAS — Towbin Motorcars has opened a Karma Automotive dealership at 5550 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, marking the electric carmaker’s introduction to the State of Nevada. Built in Southern California, the Karma Revero is powered by dual electric motors combined with a gas-powered extended-range electric generator.
“We have wanted an electric-car brand for some time, and anytime we add a brand, it is a painstaking process. We must consider the trust and reputation we have built with the community,” said Jesika Towbin-Mansour, managing partner of Towbin Motorcars. “With Karma and the Revero we found the right electric car brand to complement our showroom. The cars are built in California with a level of craftsmanship and materials that exceed any other product in the segment. We are thrilled to be the first and only dealer in Nevada.”
Towbin Motorcars is now among 17 Karma Automotive dealers, as well as a factory-owned store, in the United States, Canada, and Chile to offer Revero, which is hand-built at Karma’s Innovation and Customization Center in Moreno Valley, Calif. Revero offers several sustainable features, including minimally-tanned leather, unlacquered paint, reclaimed wood trim and more. Other standard features include dual-zone automatic climate control, brakes from famed Italian firm Brembo, 240-volt Level 2 AC and CCS DC charging capability, a rearview camera, front and rear park assist, and an infotainment system with a 10.2-inch touchscreen and navigation. Revero is priced from $131,400 to $139,500 with all options included.
“Towbin Motorcars is a best-in-class business partner who will help Karma provide the kind of personalized VVIP treatment discerning luxury customers demand and deserve,” said Joost de Vries, Karma’s vice president of global sales and customer experience. “The Towbin Family has a rich history in the luxury automotive business and we expect their expertise and commitment to owner experiences that are both personal and special will contribute to our continued growth in Las Vegas and the United States.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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