Verdict
S
BHP
1973 bhp
0–60
2.0 s
Top speed
217 mph
MPG
60 mpg
New
$2,300,000-$2,300,000
Strengths
- Lotus's first electric hypercar
- Carbon monocoque is properly modern
- Limited production = collectible
Weaknesses
- Pricing $2.3m new
- Range trails Rimac at this price
- Charging speed less than 800V rivals
Notable tech
- Carbon-fiber monocoque
- 70 kWh battery
- 800V architecture
- Quad-motor torque vectoring
- 130 units globally
- Pricing around $2.3m new
Common issues
- Too new for established issue patterns
- Software updates expected
- Carbon-ceramic brake costs
Used-market budget
$2,500,000
Typical price point for a well-maintained example with full service history. Cars priced significantly below this often require remedial work.