- 2 models
- 6 variants
- Electric only
Lotus Electric Cars
Prices, range and specs in Australia
From$189,990to $279,990 RRP before on-road costs
Compare all 2 models
Check out all 2 Lotus electric models available in Australia, with prices starting from $189,990 before on-road costs and up to 610 km of WLTP range. Compare specs side by side. Last updated 13 November 2026.
- Price
- $189,990 to $279,990
- Range (WLTP)
- 450 to 610 km
- Battery
- 102 to 112 kWh
- Models
- 2 models · 6 variants
- Body types
- SUV, Liftback
Lotus EV models and prices in Australia
RRP before on-road costs. Choose a model for its variants and full specs.
Compare all Lotus variants
Headline figures side by side. The best figure in each column is highlighted. Swipe to see every column.
| Model | Variant | Price (RRP) | Range (WLTP) | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LotusEletre | (2024 - Current) | $189,990 | 600 km | 112 kWh |
| LotusEletre | S(2024 - Current) | $229,990 | 535 km | 112 kWh |
| LotusEletre | R(2024 - Current) | $279,990 | 450 km | 112 kWh |
| LotusEmeya | R(2024 - Current) | $189,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh |
| LotusEmeya | (2024 - Current) | $189,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh |
| LotusEmeya | S(2024 - Current) | $209,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh |
Cheapest vs longest range
The Eletre is the cheapest Lotus at $189,990, with 600 km of WLTP range. The Emeya R goes furthest at 610 km from a 102 kWh battery, for $189,990.
Pay less for a Lotus with a novated lease
Every Lotus model is over the $91,387 LCT threshold, so FBT applies. You can still lease one from your pre-tax salary.
About Lotus
Lotus is a performance-focused brand with a heritage rooted in lightweight sports cars and motorsport engineering. Its electrification marks a shift toward high-performance electric SUVs and sedans.
Lotus commenced EV sales in Australia in 2023, targeting the high-performance luxury EV segment with models such as the Eletre and Emeya. Positioned as a performance-led, premium EV brand, Lotus blends speed, handling, and bold design.
Owned by Geely, Lotus EVs are sold in Australia through specialist Lotus dealerships, offering a boutique performance retail experience.
Lotus electric cars: FAQs
Lotus currently sells 2 fully electric models in Australia.
The cheapest Lotus in Australia is the Lotus Eletre , starting from $189,990 before on-road costs.
The Lotus Emeya R offers the longest WLTP range in the Lotus line-up at 610 km.
No. Every Lotus model is priced over the $91,387 luxury car tax threshold, so FBT applies on a novated lease.
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