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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 (NASDAQ: LOT) will showcase the Emira lineup, including the new Emira Turbo SE Racing Line and Emira V6 SE, at the New York International Auto Show April 3–12, 2026. The Racing Line adds track-inspired visual and interior upgrades and is offered on both manual V6 and DCT Turbo models. Vehicles are hand-built at Lotus' Hethel, England facility.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) will report unaudited Q4 and full year 2025 financial results on Friday, April 10, 2026, before U.S. market open. Management will host an earnings conference call at 8:00 AM ET with a live audio webcast and limited replay on the investor relations website.
Participants may register for the webcast or conference call online to receive dial-in details and a unique PIN.
Lotus (NASDAQ: LOT) returns to Milan Design Week 2026 with IN PROGRESS, an immersive exhibition open 22–26 April that explores Lotus’ D.N.A. design principles: Digital, Natural, Analogue. The installation features Theory 1 in a bespoke Au color, a Larusmiani collaboration, plus a Carpano partnership highlighting Italian craft and culture.
Lotus Technology (NASDAQ: LOT) launched the For Me hyper SUV on March 29, 2026, in Beijing, available in Standard and Special editions priced at RMB508,000 and RMB558,000 respectively, with deliveries from March 30, 2026.
The For Me is the first mass-produced Lotus with X-Hybrid Architecture: a 900V platform, 70kWh battery, 952 hp total power, 0–100 km/h in 3.3s, 420 km pure-electric range and combined range >1,400 km.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) announced that its hyper-SUV Eletre obtained UN R171.01 certification, making Lotus the second global automaker with this UN regulation approval and the first China-built model certified with the Highway Navigation Pilot (HNP) function.
Lotus plans an OTA rollout of HNP to eligible Eletre vehicles in Europe beginning June 2026, and said additional ADAS functions and its parking suite will seek certification in due course. Availability may vary by region and regulatory requirements.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) started pre-sales in China for the LOTUS For Me hyper-SUV on March 10, 2026, with two variants priced at Rmb528,000 and Rmb588,000 (USD equivalents shown). The model uses Geely Afari Smart Driving H7 architecture and standard NVIDIA Thor compute with Navigation on Autopilot.
Key specs: 70 kWh battery, 0–100 km/h in 3.3s, combined cruising range > 1,400 km, Brembo six-piston brakes, dual-chamber air suspension, and a 23-speaker KEF audio system. Deliveries begin by end of March 2026.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) launched LTS (Lotus Tuned Specification), a motorsport-derived engineering and dynamic-tuning standard, and unveiled the first LTS-certified X-hybrid model, LOTUS For Me.
LOTUS For Me debuts in China in late March 2026 with a mid-2026 European rollout, 952 PS peak output, 0–100 km/h in 3.3s, >1,400 km combined range, a 900V platform, 11C high-discharge battery and WLTC 0.07 L/100 km (ideal conditions).
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) named world-renowned pianist Lang Lang as its Friend of the Brand on February 6, 2026, highlighting shared values of precision, performance and craftsmanship.
The partnership includes a limited-edition Onoto fountain pen collection made from recycled aluminium from iconic LOTUS Formula One cars and plans for creative collaborations in performance, design and lifestyle experiences worldwide.
Lotus Technology (NASDAQ: LOT) said Canada’s new tariff policy reduces tariffs on Chinese EVs from 100% to 6.1% and permits an initial annual cap of 49,000 Chinese EVs, which the company says benefits its Eletre model. Lotus notes North American homologation for Eletre was completed in 2024 and that the vehicle is the only Chinese-made EV positioned above US$80,000 in North America. The company projects the Eletre’s planned retail price in Canada could fall by about 50%, and expects accelerated wholesale deliveries using its existing Canadian network of 6 authorized dealers and 210 regional stores globally.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) announced a strategic private placement with ECARX (Nasdaq: ECX) on Dec 23, 2025 under which ECARX agreed to subscribe for 16,788,321 newly issued ordinary shares at US$1.37 per share for a total of US$23 million. The placement is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close within 30 days of the subscription agreement. Shares purchased by ECARX will be subject to a six-month lock-up with customary exceptions. The companies described the investment as a move to broaden their collaborative framework and deepen a strategic global partnership to accelerate intelligent cockpit and AI-driven in-vehicle experiences.