Lotus raises the Emeya by up to ฿200,000
All five versions of the Emeya now list up to ฿200,000 higher; it now starts at ฿4,999,000, up from ฿4,890,000.
Up to, across 5 versions
+฿200,000
Emeya · starting price
- Now
- ฿4,999,000
- Before
- ฿4,890,000
In its class
Still the 6th-dearest of 19 electric sedans and wagons
The electric sedans and wagons priced nearest to it on 1 Jan 2026, by starting price. The arc is the Emeya going from ฿4,890,000 to ฿4,999,000.
By starting price on 1 Jan 2026
Version by version
Five versions moved
Before ฿4,890,000Now ฿4,999,000
Change +฿109,000 · +2.2%Before ฿5,690,000Now ฿5,850,000
Change +฿160,000 · +2.8%Before ฿6,690,000Now ฿6,850,000
Change +฿160,000 · +2.4%Before ฿7,290,000Now ฿7,450,000
Change +฿160,000 · +2.2%Before ฿7,990,000Now ฿8,190,000
Change +฿200,000 · +2.5%
On evchu’s timeline
Lotus Emeya prices rise ฿109,000–200,000
Source: autolifethailand.tv (opens in a new tab)What the price buys
Emeya 900 Sport Carbon: ฿8,190,000 for 102 kWh of battery and 485 km of WLTP range
By price per kWh of battery it is now the 10th-highest of 49 versions; at its old price it would be the 11th-highest. By price per km of WLTP range it is the 7th-highest of 45 at either price.
- Per kWh฿80,29410th-highest of 49median ฿49,010, was ฿78,333
- Per km฿16,8877th-highest of 45median ฿7,902, was ฿16,474
One mark for each electric sedan or wagon version on sale on 1 Jan 2026 with the figure, at its list price that day: fewest baht per unit on the right, the dashed line the median.
Price history
Every list price on record for the Emeya 900 Sport Carbon
The first rise in its list price that evchu has recorded since the facelift of 31 Jul 2025; it now lists ฿200,000 (+2.5%) above its price at the facelift, ฿7,990,000.
- Price at the facelift
- ฿7,990,000
- 31 Jul 2025
- Now against the facelift
- +฿200,000
- +2.5%
- Moves on record
- 0 cuts · 1 rise
| From | List price |
|---|---|
| 31 Jul 2025 | ฿7,990,000 |
| 1 Jan 2026 | ฿8,190,000 |
