Lotus Cortina Specifications & Features
With an impending four-door vehicle, sports car specialist Lotus is entering the luxury electric sedan market. Lotus has confirmed that the sedan will not go by the moniker Envya, despite our earlier speculation to the contrary. According to the most recent information, it might be dubbed the 2025 Lotus Cortina. The Cortina is anticipated to compete with other sporty EV sedans like the Audi e-tron GT and the Porsche Taycan by offering an electric drivetrain powerful enough to reach 60 mph in the 3.0-second range. We’re convinced Lotus can produce handling that will make the Cortina extremely entertaining to drive by leveraging its heritage for outstanding chassis adjustment. The sleek sedan must have a driving range of at least 250 miles per charge to compete.
What’s New?
When the Cortina goes into production, perhaps in 2025, it will be a completely new vehicle for Lotus. It will be part of a brand-new range for Lotus, a company known for going for a long time without a new model, alongside the electric Eletre crossover.
Pricing
| 2025 Lotus Cortina Trims | Price (USD) |
| Base | $85,000 (est) |
| S | $95,000 (est) |
| R | $110,000 (est) |
We anticipate that the Cortina will be available in a similar variety of trims as the Eletre SUV, with an entry-level base model, a sportier S variant, and then an R version that is performance-focused. The Cortina R variant could have up to 906 horsepower if it shares the same drivetrain as the Eletre.