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Lotus Technology Inc. reports developments in intelligent and luxury mobility under the Lotus brand, including battery-electric vehicles, luxury sports cars, and hybrid SUV products. Company updates commonly cover model launches and market introductions for Eletre, Emira, and For Me/Eletre X; participation in auto and design events; ADAS compliance milestones such as UN R171 certification; and management discussion of AI, blockchain, and connected-vehicle systems.
LOT announcements also include unaudited financial results, vehicle deliveries, service revenue tied to R&D and intellectual property commercialization, margin trends, operating loss trends, and expansion across China, Europe, and North America.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) reported unaudited results for the half year ended June 30, 2026, highlighting progress under its Focus 2030 strategy. Vehicle deliveries rose 39% year over year to 3,904 units, supported by the launch of PHEV model Eletre X, with lifestyle SUVs and sedans up 57% to 3,008 units and accounting for 77% of total deliveries. China deliveries grew 60% YoY to 2,248 units, while total revenues increased 23% YoY to $268 million.
Gross profit reached $26 million and gross margin expanded to 10% from 8%. Operating loss narrowed to $97 million, down 63% YoY, aided by cost control, operating leverage and a one-off license fee refund, while net loss narrowed 52% to $151 million. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved to $104 million from $240 million. On August 21, Lotus Tech completed the acquisition of 100% of Lotus UK, integrating operations under One Lotus, and secured $128 million in funding from major shareholder Geely during the period.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) announced it has completed the acquisition of 100% of the equity interests in Lotus Advance Technologies Sdn Bhd (“Lotus UK”) on August 21, 2026. Lotus UK, based in Hethel, Norfolk, is the center of Lotus’ 78‑year heritage, sports car manufacturing and its Lotus Engineering consultancy.
The transaction brings Lotus’ British sports car engineering, global manufacturing capabilities and next‑generation intelligent vehicle technologies under a single corporate structure as “One Lotus.” The unified group is expected to streamline governance, enhance operational synergies and accelerate engineering and technology integration to support Lotus Tech’s Focus 2030 strategy.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) announced it will release its unaudited financial results for the first half of 2026 on Thursday, August 27, 2026, before the U.S. market opens. Management will host an earnings conference call at 8:00 AM U.S. Eastern Time, with a live audio webcast and replay available via the company’s investor relations website.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) announced a strategic collaboration framework with Finloop and FOMO Pay through a non-binding memorandum of understanding signed on July 28, 2026. The three parties plan to explore cooperation in compliant digital-asset and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization for the luxury mobility sector.
According to Lotus Tech, the intended work covers technical cooperation in asset issuance, tokenization, distribution, and compliant digital-payment operating models, along with integration into the Web3 ecosystem and innovative tokenomics. Finloop is expected to leverage its FinRWA Platform, while FOMO Pay contributes multi-rail, multi-chain digital payment capabilities to support on-chain vehicle payment use cases.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) announced that its pure electric hyper-GT Lotus Emeya R+ (Emeya 900) set a new electric vehicle lap record at Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit, lapping the 5.5 km track in 2:20.317, more than seven seconds faster than the previously fastest publicly reported EV lap time of 2:27.790.
The record lap was driven by champion GT driver Daniel Lu and is presented by Lotus Tech as evidence of its performance-focused engineering, combining everyday usability with genuine track capability. The company highlights Emeya’s aerodynamics, including its ‘porosity’ design concept, and positions the car among high-performing electric grand tourers.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) released its third-party assured 2025 Sustainability Report, aligned with international standards. The company reports stronger governance, new information security and privacy certifications, and strict anti-corruption and fair-competition practices.
Lotus Tech expanded its electrified luxury lineup with eco-materials, reported zero recalls for lifestyle EV models, advanced green manufacturing and renewable energy use, and increased sustainable supply chain, employee well-being, and community initiatives.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) is advancing the strategic acquisition of Lotus UK, targeted to close in 2026, to unify the brand under a One Lotus strategy and improve efficiency. To prioritize acquisition-related compliance and integration work, the company will suspend Q1 and Q3 2026 earnings releases, while continuing half-year and full-year reporting and affirming compliance with U.S. securities laws and Nasdaq rules.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) announced a board leadership change. Effective June 3, 2026, Joe Quan Zhang becomes a director, chairman of the board, and chair of the compensation and nominating and corporate governance committees, succeeding Daniel Donghui Li, who stepped down May 31, 2026 for personal reasons.
The change aligns with Lotus Tech’s Focus 2030 strategy and next phase of global growth. Zhang is Vice President and CFO of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, with over a decade of board and global executive experience in corporate finance and strategic management.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) opened mainland Europe orders for the new Eletre X, its first model on the proprietary X-Hybrid architecture, starting from €96,990.
The hybrid SUV targets over 1,200 km combined WLTP range, 350 km EV-only range, 9-minute 20–80% fast charging, and deliveries from Q4 2026.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) unveiled the Emira 420 Sport, described as the most powerful, lightest and most aerodynamically capable Emira. The 2.0-litre turbo engine delivers 420PS, 500Nm, 0–62mph in 3.9s and a 186mph top speed.
With the optional Lightweight Handling Pack, the car is 25kg lighter than the Emira Turbo and generates 25kg more downforce. Key upgrades include carbon fibre parts, titanium exhaust, lithium-ion battery, Multimatic dampers and improved cooling. A removable tinted glass roof is now offered across all Emira variants.
Pricing: from €129,900 (Europe), £105,900 (UK) and $122,900 (US). Orders are open now, with customer deliveries targeted from August 2026.