The Lotus Emeya is featured in this review as the brand’s electric performance sedan, focusing on its design, driving ...

Lotus has announced a new high-powered electric sedan called the Emeya. To be sold alongside the Eletre SUV, the new car promises almost one thousand horsepower and a 0-60 mph time under three seconds ...

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Lotus is continuing its electric-vehicle transformation as it announces pricing for the pricey, four-seat GT car known as the Lotus Emeya. Starting at $116,000, Lotus' 905-hp touring car will go as ...

Lotus has confirmed the name of its next major EV, and it’s called Emeya. The “fully electric hyper-GT” will be a sedan that’s expected to take on the Porsche Taycan and Tesla Model S, though Lotus‘s ...

The new battery-electric sports car from Lotus could cost around $95,000 when it hits the market, meaning it would be slightly cheaper than the current Emira V6, the brand’s last combustion-powered ...

When Chinese conglomerate and emerging EV powerhouse Geely acquired the famed British sports car brand Lotus, nobody really knew what to expect. Now we have some idea: the new Lotus Emeya electric ...

Lotus revealed Thursday evening in New York City the Emeya, an all-electric four-door grand tourer that aims to compete with the likes of Porsche on speed, tech and luxury and help transform the ...

The fact that Lotus has already launched its new Emeya sedan in China is a two-pronged reminder of how important that market is to luxury car brands and that the legendary British sports car firm is ...

The new Lotus Emeya is “one of the fastest electric GT cars in the world,” the automaker said during its unveiling Thursday. The large sedan is the second full-electric Lotus after the Eletre SUV to ...

Lotus never had the money to build hybrids and EVs, so it had to choose one or the other. Now that it's been forced to go ...

In the grand scheme of things, the world owes England a thank you when it comes to the popularization of the small, two-door sports car. There are numerous models made in Britain that can take credit ...