Every Lotus on sale in Thailand
United Kingdom · in Thailand since 2021 · 2 models
2nd of 2 · cheapest firstMost registered
Eletre
from ฿5,399,000 · Large SUV · 5 trims · 5 seats · in Thailand since 22 September 2023
฿5,399,000to ฿8,190,000 · 5 trims
Last list-price move we can date: the Eletre 900 Sport Carbon, raised ฿200,000 to ฿8,190,000 on 1 January 2026, as the Lotus file dates it.
65th cheapest of 72
Each mark is one model, by its entry price
69.8%44 of 63 first registrations
DLT first registrations, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026.
Buy or wait: Buy now. Buy before 01 Jan 2027 — import excise set to rise
Two models are on sale, from ฿4,999,000 to ฿8,190,000; the Emeya has both the cheapest and the dearest trim. The Eletre is the most registered, 69.8% of Lotus’s DLT first registrations (Nov 2025 – Oct 2026).
Registrations: DLT, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026. Prices: evchu’s catalogue, checked 12 November 2026.
The line-up
Every Lotus on sale, side by side. Two models, ten trims.
- From
- ฿4,999,000to ฿8,190,000
- Trims
- 5
- evchu Score
- 57Solid choice
- Share of Lotus registrations
- 30.2%19
- Price in class
- 17th of 21sedans
- In Thailand since
- 27 Mar 2024
- Built
- In the file’s wordsDesigned UK — produced China.
- From
- ฿5,399,000to ฿8,190,000
- Trims
- 5
- evchu Score
- 55Solid choice
- Share of Lotus registrations
- 69.8%44
- Price in class
- 65th of 72SUVs
- In Thailand since
- 22 Sep 2023
- Built
- In the file’s wordsDesigned UK — produced China.
Share: each model’s part of Lotus’s DLT first registrations, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026. Price in class: its cheapest trim against every electric car of its body type on sale. Built: as the Lotus file states it.
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Open the Lotus page →Prices checked 12 November 2026 · Lotus research file, researched 15 May 2026