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Lotus cars in India (3)

British sports car maker Lotus, owned by Geely, is renowned for its Formula 1 heritage and lightweight engineering. In India, it offers the Emira coupe alongside the electric Eletre SUV and Emeya GT. The brand combines sharp handling and driver-focused dynamics with an expanding portfolio of high-performance electric vehicles.

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Lotus Emira Closed Bonnet
Lotus Emira Left Side View
Lotus Emira Front View
Lotus Emira Rear Right Three Quarter
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Lotus Emeya Front View
Lotus Emeya Front View
Lotus Emeya Closed Bonnet
Lotus Emeya Left Side View
Lotus Emeya Rear Right Three Quarter
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Lotus Eletre Front Left Three Quarter
Lotus Eletre Front View
Lotus Eletre Front Left Three Quarter
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Lotus Eletre Rear View
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Lotus Cars User Reviews

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Lotus Emira

US

Uttam Sharma11 September 2026

5/5

This car is the best in its segment, boasting excellent build quality. It looks cool and impressive. Keep it up!

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Lotus Emeya

AJ

Ananthajith J09 September 2026

5/5

I drove this car for 25 km, and my experience was great. The Lotus Emeya looks fantastic and is incredibly fast, powered by two electric motors with 905 hp. I really enjoyed driving it, and it's comfortable too. The exterior design is impressive. Overall, it's a great package. If you have 2.57 crores to spare, just go for it.

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Lotus Cars - FAQs

As of 2026, the Lotus car price in India starts at ₹2.34 crore for the Emeya and goes up to ₹3.05 crore for the Emira (ex-showroom).

The cheapest Lotus car in India is the Emeya, priced at ₹2.34 crore (ex-showroom).

The most expensive Lotus car in India is the Emira, with a price of ₹3.22 crore (ex-showroom) and on road price in Delhi is ₹3.72 crore.

Lotus currently offers 3 models in India:

  • Lotus Emira (Coupe)
  • Lotus Emeya (Sedan)
  • Lotus Eletre (SUV, electric)

 

Lotus officially entered the Indian market in November 2023 with the launch of the Eletre EV.

Yes. Lotus has transitioned towards electrification. Its first EV, the Evija, debuted in 2019. In India, the Eletre EV SUV is currently on sale.

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Last Updated on: 22 Jul 2026