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Lotus Electric & Hybrid in Armenia

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About Lotus

Lotus was founded in 1952 by engineer Colin Chapman in Norfolk, England, originally to build lightweight racing machines. Early successes included the Mk VII and the iconic Seven roadster, which established the brand’s focus on minimal weight and sharp handling. Over the decades, Lotus introduced celebrated models such as the Elan sports car, the mid-engine Europa, the Esprit supercar and, more recently, the Emira GT. Today Lotus operates as a boutique manufacturer under Geely ownership, blending its sports-car heritage with a move into electrification. Its first electric hypercar, the 1 972-hp Evija, and upcoming Emeya grand tourer showcase cutting-edge battery, motor and chassis technology. Lotus continues to emphasize lightweight design and driver engagement as core brand values.

Lotus Lineup 3 models

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Eletre

EletreBEV

Battery
112 kWh
Range
490–650 km
0–100 km/h
2.3–4.8 s
Drive
AWD
1 gen. 6 trims0 listings
Emeya

EmeyaBEV

Battery
102 kWh
Range
480–650 km
0–100 km/h
2.78–4.15 s
Drive
AWD
2 gen. 9 trims0 listings
For Me

For MeHEV

Battery
70 kWh
Range
355 km
0–100 km/h
3.3 s
Drive
AWD
1 gen. 1 trims0 listings

Lotus FAQ FAQ

Common questions about Lotus's electrified lineup in Armenia.

Which Lotus model has the longest electric range? +
Eletre leads the lineup with up to 650 km of electric range. This is the manufacturer's advertised range. Real-world driving is usually 15–20% lower depending on speed, climate, and load.
What powertrain options does Lotus offer on eDrive? +
Lotus's lineup on eDrive includes 2 Electric models and 1 Hybrid model.
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