The Lotus ELETRE Image Unavailable, Please Login Rumors: - Super Aero EV SUV. - Uses 800V electric motors. - Have 1000hp and will be available in two versions. - Have 4 LiDAR sensors all actively deployable. - Active front and rear aerodynamics with downforce. - Carbon and Exotic materials everywhere, even forged carbon. - 21-inch wheels and optional 23-inch carbon wheels. - 0 to100 km/h en 2.8s (Target). Image Unavailable, Please Login Global Unveiling March 29, 2022 at 19h30 BST.
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I reserve the right to change my kind, if/when I see one in person, but I like it. Wonder what the range/pricing will be. Could be a winner if they had a decent dealer network.
It's another SUV appliance. Ok. I get it. They need to make money. But that's not a Lotus. I wonder who will buy that? Lotus fans probably hate it bc it goes against Lotus principles. And people looking for an electric SUV most likely have never heard of Lotus. How much is it supposed to be?
Range? All the rest is pretty much pointless without that number. 0-60 in 2 secs or 4 secs functionally for the road zero difference in a SUV. It really has the microwave oven on wheels look down, interior though, that's a smart Tv refrigerator
Looks pretty good to me if you want an e SUV. Doubt Ferraris will look any better. I read 600hp, 375mi, 4200lbs, $175k, deliveries late 23. I hope its successful. I would be more likely to buy this if I wanted an e SUV than I would emira if I wanted sports car
I believe article mentioned 315 miles? 0-60 under 3 sec. supposed to compete with Model X Definitely goes against Colin Chapman’s philosophies …. I’m going to put a deposit down. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Looks similar to the Urus, which is not a compliment. If it keeps Lotus in the business of building lightweight, nimble sportscars, then I guess I begrudgingly understand. It's heresy, but I get why they have to do it.
I think carfection said <100 pounds. So, I would hope closer to $100K (think they will have to get that low to compete, at least in the USA?).