Lotus Envya Price In USA , Features And Specs

Latest Update: Lotus Envya is identical to Low Slung-Eletre, reportedly arriving in 2025.

The Eletre is a new SUV made by Lotus. However, the British automaker, which is owned by Geely, is already working on a low-slung four-door if you prefer a vehicle with a higher ride height.

Known as the Sort 133, the electric Lotus vehicle will be called Envya in view of brand name filings. Spy shots have already been posted on the Chinese social media site Weibo, indicating that prototypes are already on the road. However, our Motor colleagues provided us with an unofficial rendering of the Envya electric sedan based on the Eletre SUV so that we could get a better idea of how it will appear.

The rendering depicts an Eletre with a low-slung body and a roofline resembling that of a coupe. Even if you don’t like the plethora of SUVs on the market these days, it looks good in this form.

Even though the Eletre’s design elements are prominently featured in the rendering, Lotus has previously stated that the Envya will be more than just a smaller SUV. According to Peter Horbury, senior vice president of design at Lotus, “every member of a family can have their own character,” the sedan will likely have its own distinctive design in the new Lotus lineup.

Although information regarding the powertrain is scarce at this time, it is reasonable to anticipate a configuration similar to that of the Eletre. Having said that, the Porsche Taycan fighting model might get a two-motor AWD setup with 600 horsepower (447 kilowatts) of power. A battery pack with 112-kilowatt-hours of power could have a range of up to 600 kilometers, or 373 miles. A more powerful version, equipped with three motors that produce a total of 905 horsepower (675 kW), is to be expected, just like the Eletre.

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