The Lotus Theory 1 is the first concept car introduced by the revitalized British brand, now owned by the Geely Group. Known for its futuristic design and innovative engineering, Lotus
With the Lotus Eletre S, the English brand enters a completely new segment. Or rather, it inaugurates one: that of "HyperSUVs," applying the concept of sportiness to comfort and the
In pursuit of Nio, which has launched 500 kW charging stations in China, Lotus is bringing equally powerful infrastructure to Europe: they promise up to 450 kW of power in
Lotus 2024 Lineup continues its expansion into the electric vehicle market, officially arriving in Norway and Sweden and set to launch in Denmark from 2024. After a 2023 dominated by
In a strategic move to strengthen its presence across Europe, Lotus announced its expansion into Denmark, the missing Scandinavian market, together with Austria and Luxembourg.
