LOTUS CHARGING

Whether you are embarking on a multi-day road trip or setting out for your daily commute, Lotus Charging solutions make it easy to keep the battery charged and ready to go.

CHARGING ON THE GO

Take your next road trip even further, with a dependable network of ultra-efficient EV charging stations.

TAKE CONTROL WITH THE LOTUS APP

Monitor your Eletre’s battery status from afar, and maximise your range with intelligent features.

FIND CHARGING STATIONS

Worrying about charging your EV is a thing of the past with the Lotus App. You can easily find charging stations on the way to your destination and access information about cost and availability. Eletre's in-vehicle navigation system can quickly plot a route to the nearest charging point, just by sending your destination from the Lotus App to your Lotus. 

MONITOR YOUR CHARGING

You can see the charging status of your Lotus Eletre at any time from the Lotus App. Useful if you have left your car charging in a parking space, or go to get a coffee while topping up at a fast charger.

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BREAKTHROUGH LOTUS TECHNOLOGY

The charging landscape is changing fast. Our technology gives you the edge.

Hyper-fast 350 kW DC charging

When time is of the essence, connect to a 350 kW DC fast charger and add 250 miles of range in just 20 minutes.*

Thermal management

Integrated thermal management regulates the battery temperature while charging, allowing high-speed energy transfer for longer durations.

22 kW AC charger built-in

The integrated 22 kW onboard charger is ideal for easily topping up your Lotus at home or at the office.

Universal connections

The Eletre uses both Type 2 and CCS 2 connections – Type 2 is an AC connection suitable for home and public use, and CCS 2 is optimised for high-speed DC chargers across the EU and UK.

 *Target Figures - The vehicle specifications detailed on this page are target specifications based on simulations. Some of the model features, optional extras and colours shown may not be available, or may only be available in a different specification. The specified fuel consumption and emission data are determined in accordance with the measurement procedures prescribed by law. 1 January 2022, the WLTP test cycle completely replaced the NEDC test cycle and therefore no NEDC values are available for new type approved vehicles after that date. The range may differ in practice due to driving style, speed, load factor, outside temperature and topographical conditions. 

The charging time to be achieved in practice can vary as a result of external circumstances such as the type of charger, the condition of the battery and the temperature. Electricity consumption combined starting from 21,4 kWh/100 km; CO₂-emissions combined 0 g/km.