A 62 mph sprint is claimed to take less than 2.8 seconds in the new electric four-door, which otherwise looks quite similar to the Eletre SUV. The British company Lotus is known for its lightweight sports vehicles, so the release of the 5500-plus-pound Eletre electric SUV was a huge step outside of their comfort zone. In that light, the release of the new 2025 Lotus Emeya EV is not quite as startling, while being vastly different from an Elise or an Emira. The new four-door Emeya hatchback is the Eletre’s…
2025: The 905-horsepower Lotus Emeya EV chases the Porsche Taycan.
