Lotus Car Guides in Qatar - Prices, Specs and Features

Lotus Evija 2021 2000 kW (Type 130) stands at AED 8,080,710 including VAT. The 2000-KW-TYPE-130 is equipped with features such as ABS (Anti-lock Brake System), Airbags, Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), Central Locking, Power Steering, LED Taillights, Bluetooth, CD Player, Cruise Control, and Keyless Entry.
This British Coupe boasts a 0.0-litre N/A - Electric engine that delivers an astonishing 1973 horsepower and 1700 Nm of torque.
In the United Arab Emirates, the average price for the Evija, encompassing all versions, is AED 8,080,710. With an annual depreciation rate of 30%, we anticipate the 2000-KW-TYPE-130 to be valued at AED 5,656,497 in the used car market by next year.
The 2000-KW-TYPE-130 features a fuel tank capacity of 0-liters and an impressive efficiency rating of 0-l per 100 kilometers, meaning fuel costs will be negligible at the current price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95.
With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, owners will find that filling up is virtually unnecessary, totaling AED 0 annually.
The Evija is not just about performance; it represents Lotus's commitment to cutting-edge technology and sustainability, making it a pioneering electric vehicle in the hypercar segment.
Its striking design and unparalleled aerodynamics not only enhance its performance but also turn heads on the roads of the UAE, making it a popular choice among luxury car enthusiasts.
As a limited-production model, the Evija appeals to collectors and performance aficionados alike, further solidifying Lotus's legacy in the automotive world.
Experience the future of driving with the Lotus Evija, where innovation meets luxury and performance like never before.

While the Nissan GT-R 2021 has a starting price of AED 498,685 and the Porsche 718 2021 at AED 244,800, the Lotus Evora 2021 400 stands at AED 410,000 including VAT. One of five available trim levels, the 400 is equipped with features such as Airbags (2), Anti-theft alarm, BA (Brake Assist), Cornering assist, Cupholders, Heated/Cooled Seats, Leather Seats, Leather Steering Wheel, Electric Door Mirrors, LED Taillights, Power Tailgate, Rear Spoiler, CD Player, Drive Computer, iPod Interface, and Keyless Entry.

This British Coupe is powered by a 3.5-litre V6 Petrol engine, generating an impressive 400 horsepower and 410 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Nissan GT-R and Porsche 718 feature a 3.8-litre and a 2.0-litre engine respectively.

For the United Arab Emirates market, the average price of the Evora across all versions is AED 364,140. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 30%, we anticipate the 400 to cost around AED 247,695 on the used car market by next year.

With a 60-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 9 litres per 100 kilometers, refueling the 400 will likely cost AED 108.0, based on the current fuel price of AED 1.8 per litre for unleaded gasoline 95. Assuming an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will need to refuel six times, totaling AED 6,480 annually.

The Lotus Evora 400 is celebrated for its lightweight construction and superb handling, making it a favorite among driving enthusiasts. Its sleek design not only enhances aerodynamics but also turns heads on the road, appealing to luxury car buyers in the UAE. The Evora's interior is crafted with high-quality materials, ensuring both comfort and sophistication. Additionally, the model is known for its engaging driving experience, making every journey enjoyable, whether in the city or on the open road. The brand's commitment to performance and style makes the Evora a standout choice in its segment.