Video Summary
The Lotus Eletre is an important car in Lotus’ history, like the Urus was for Lamborghini. Norway is the country where most EVs are sold per capita.Exterior:
- The color green is great.
- The yellow details are awesome.
- The yellow Lotus logo contrasts well with the green.
- Carbon fiber bits make a good accent.
- The model in the video features the optional carbon fiber package.
- The car does not have the optional digital mirrors, which is a good thing.
- The yellow Lotus logo looks amazing with the contrast of the green.
- The color of the car makes it shine.
- The car has large holes that act as a spoiler for aerodynamics and to release pressure from the wheel well.
- It has a dual spoiler on the roof in black that looks good.
- The wheels are silver with black brake calipers and ventilated brake discs.
- The front wheels have six-piston calipers.
Interior:
- It features a black and tan interior that is well-designed.
- The car has golden buttons everywhere, even in the speakers.
- The small switches on the steering wheel change the driving mode and the regenerative braking system.
- The driver dislikes the gold interior.
- The quality of the steering wheel is high.
Performance:
- The Electre is super fluid and soft on smooth roads.
- The reviewer claims that it has an Urus-like vibe.
- It handles cornering well and is fun to drive.
- The reviewer appreciates that even though the car is made in China, it still drives and feels like a Lotus.
Conclusion:
- The Lotus Eletre is a “sporty SUV at its best.”
- The steering wheel needs more support.
- The dash reflects on the windscreen
- The car will go back to tour mode if the speed is exceeded while being at a higher suspension.
- The ride quality and smoothness are what impress the reviewer the most.
- The 600 horsepower it produces on public roads is adequate.
- The “but dyno” can be deceiving about the 4.6 second 0-100 acceleration.
