Lotus Electric Cars
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 and read our latest Lotus reviews and news. Last updated 14 October 2026.
Lotus EV models and prices in Australia (2026)
Lotus electric cars in Australia range from $189,990 to $279,990 before on-road costs, across 2 models and 6 variants.
| Model | Variant | Price (before on-road costs) | WLTP range | Battery | Body type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lotus Eletre | $189,990 | 600 km | 112 kWh | SUV | |
| Lotus Emeya | R | $189,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh | Liftback |
| Lotus Emeya | $189,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh | Liftback | |
| Lotus Emeya | S | $209,990 | 610 km | 102 kWh | Liftback |
| Lotus Eletre | S | $229,990 | 535 km | 112 kWh | SUV |
| Lotus Eletre | R | $279,990 | 450 km | 112 kWh | SUV |
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.
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