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This at least makes the Canadians feel a bit better about their pricing situation.Interesting, equal to $135,000 in the US. I hope our I4 FE don't go for that!
$147,000 in USD for Australia. I’ll take all other pricing including CanadaThis at least makes the Canadians feel a bit better about their pricing situation.
That's truly unfortunate Hang in there, mate.I quit. For first edition at least. Bye guys and good luck.
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Some of us expect it to price like 600,000 to 700,000 CNY, about the price of Cayman not Cayman GTS.Yea, the Chinese buyers always get the short end of the stick. But to be honest, I'm not sure what people in china were expecting in terms of price. If we go back to our standard comparison, the Porsche GTS is 875,000 CNY to start. The loaded Emira FE is less than that.
Dumb as it sounds, Porsches have way more "prestige" factor in the Chinese market. People generally consider Lotus as a lower end brand compared to Porsche, so naturally expected price is to be lower that the 718S, let alone GTS. Personally I think they made a mistake launching the FE only, without any info about the non FE version.Yea, the Chinese buyers always get the short end of the stick. But to be honest, I'm not sure what people in china were expecting in terms of price. If we go back to our standard comparison, the Porsche GTS is 875,000 CNY to start. The loaded Emira FE is less than that.
According to Lotus, 400HP.So is the China I4FE come with 400HP or 360HP?
If China gets a 400bhp i4 and we only get 360bhp I wont be buying itAccording to Lotus, 400HP.
Not sure how much horse power we will get with the i4 FE version. But the Chinese price is ridiculous. $137K USD for I4? No thanks. Please note that car prices in China are comparable to the U.S. due to its huge market.If China gets a 400bhp i4 and we only get 360bhp I wont be buying it
I dont mind paying £500 more for a 400bhp remap that keeps my warrenty, after all that is all it would take but those prices are a bit steepNot sure how much horse power we will get with the i4 FE version. But the Chinese price is ridiculous. $137K USD for I4? No thanks. Please note that car prices in China are comparable to the U.S. due to its huge market.
I am hopefully that the I4 FE will be 400 everywhere. The base may still be 360. They need to get beyond the image that the I4 is a "lesser" engine.If China gets a 400bhp i4 and we only get 360bhp I wont be buying it
Not sure how much horse power we will get with the i4 FE version. But the Chinese price is ridiculous. $137K USD for I4? No thanks. Please note that car prices in China are comparable to the U.S. due to its huge market.
Ouch, that's pretty anti competitive practice!For domestically produced cars, maybe, but definitely not for imports. Imported cars are subject to a 25% duty, 17% VAT, and then a consumption tax based on displacement. For the 2.0T, it's 5%. This totals up to 47%.
This is one reason why imported cars are such a status symbol.