Most Expensive Lotus Cars

The Lotus Evija, priced at $2.1 Million each, is far from a finished product, but it promises to deliver an astounding performance with four motors, four-wheel drive, 1,972bhp, 0-62mph in under three seconds, 0-124mph in six seconds, and a 124mph to 186mph acceleration in half the time of a Bugatti Chiron.

Interior and Exterior

The interior is currently a mass of metal and exposed wires, while the body panels are wrapped in a Tron-style livery. However, the Evija's low center of gravity, concentrated mass in the middle of the car, and cockpit-forward feel of a Group C racer make it stand out. This will most likely change by the point the car is released. 

Performance and Range

The Evija houses a 69kWh battery pack, which is lighter than the Rimac's 120kWh pack and the Tesla Roadster's 200kWh slab. This results in the lightest car in its class, with a 215-mile WLTP range, and a 15-lap or 30-mile flat-out run before needing a charge. With 500kW charging, a full charge can be achieved in under nine minutes.

Driving Experience

Despite being far from finished, the Evija already demonstrates Lotus's DNA, with superb steering, impressive brakes, and a light, playful feel. The car's handling is polished, and there's still ESC, traction control, torque vectoring, and an additional 400bhp to come.