67 isn’t nearly as high as the 230 MPG that GM claims the Volt will get.  But for a luxury sports car that’s an outrageous number.  The Karma will achieve that fuel economy based on testing methodology being developed for the next generation of hybrids by the Society of Automotive engineers.

Fisker also states that the Karma will emit 83 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer, lower than the current Toyota Prius – so you can be greener than the Prius owners while looking good and going fast.  Not a bad combination.

Fisker is aiming the $88,000 Karma at high-end sports sedans, offering 403 horsepower and a zero-to-60 mph time of around 6 seconds. Orders are being taken now, and production is planned to begin in the first half of 2010.