The Lotus Eletre is a fully electric, all wheel drive and can accelerate from 0 to 62 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds. There are three tiers: the entry-level Eletre, the S model and at the top of the range, the R. All versions are dual-motor cars with the same 108kWh (usable capacity) battery.
This is Lotus, miles outside of its traditional territory, accelerating straight to the very top-end of the SUV market, with a new high-performance, luxury 5-seat SUV.
The Lotus Eletre is bigger than most, at just over 5.1 metres long and the cabin interior is luxurious enough to compete with all of its ultra-premium rivals. The boot is really roomy, as is the passenger space and it has an official range of up to 373 miles.
The Lotus Eletre will appeal to independent-minded and adventurous driving enthusiasts who love the thrill of driving, as well as a new generation of customer, seeking a practical, versatile and spacious family-focused electric hyper-SUV. It is a great long-distance cruiser, ideal for both long business journeys and family trips.
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Leasing, whether it's personal or business leasing, is a great alternative to traditional car loans and other financing options. It enables drivers to access the latest models by changing their cars more regularly.
If you’re looking to compare vehicles similar to the Eletre, then it’s worth checking out the Audi SQ8 e-tron, Porsche Macan Electric, or Porsche Cayenne.
The Lotus Eletre is more than 180mm longer than the Audi SQ8 e-tron and almost 50mm wider across the mirrors, so if you like the Eletre but would rather a slightly smaller vehicle, the Audi is worth considering.
You may also want to consider the Porsche Macan Electric, which offers a more conventional style of cabin, or the Porsche Cayenne is another really similar standard of vehicle. However it is worth noting, there is no fully electric Cayenne on the market until 2025.