It’s no Lotus Evanora, but the all-electric 2024 Lotus Eletre SUV will give the Tesla Model X as well as the non-electric Lamborghini Urus some competition next year. Customer deliveries are set to begin next year, offered in three different trim levels: Eletre ($95,655+ USD), Eletre S ($120,571+), and Eletre R ($150,468+).
For those who opt for the top-of-the-line Eletre R, you get a dual-speed system making 905 hp and 726 lb-ft of torque, enabling the super SUV to hit 62 mph in 2.95 seconds, while topping out at 165 mph. On a full charge, the range topping model has a maximum range of 304-miles, while the Eletre and Eletre S get 373-miles. Inside, you’ll find a digital cockpit cabin running Lotus Hyper OS using ‘Unreal Engine’ technology, wireless smartphone charging, 12-way electrically adjustable front seats, four-zone automatic climate control and a 1,380-watt, 15-speaker KEF Premium Audio system. Its deployable LIDAR technology, a world-first in a production car, supports end-to-end autonomous driving (AD) technology.
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Confirmation of the pricing and specs of the Lotus Eletre is a key moment in the transformation of Lotus through our Vision80 strategy. We know from media and customer feedback that they’re hugely excited by the arrival of this car – indeed, the Eletre has already won awards as 2023’s ‘most excited to see’ new model. Customer deliveries start during the first half of next year,” said Matt Windle, Group Vice-President and Managing Director, Lotus Cars.
