In the news here yesterday: the 2025 i4 Turbo SE.
https://www.drive.com.au/news/2025-lotus-emira-update-revealed/
https://www.drive.com.au/news/2025-lotus-emira-update-revealed/
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Yep, I did see the 416hp on the Chinese version of YouTube “BiliBili”…. That is where I got that number. Lol…. . And I agree, a lot of this is marketing strategy. But it now seems more clear makes more sense. One just has to realize the FE was a bonus and not a “base” for the enthusiasts who put in orders almost 2-3 years ago.[I just thought for USA market the SE would be 416hp or something to that effect.]
DigDug, not sure if I'm imagining this.
Wan't there a picture(s) from a person with a Chinese car showing ~416 hp on the performance page of the cars display? (Fully aware the UI performance pages are rough calculations ).
Maybe another Lotus game ... not upset sales of the v6.
This will all come out once some 'Magazine, C&R, R&T' get's there hand on a 2024 Turbo and runs a 0-60. If they achieve better than 3.8s to 60mph the car has more than 400hp.
The extra 44 lb-ft of torque is what gives it the advantage in 0-60 over the V6. That's the one thing the V6 needs more than anything; more torque.Lotus Quietly Makes More Powerful Emira First Edition Available In America
Those buying the AMG-powered Emira will get more horses and pull for the same price.carbuzz.com
My 400hp I4 Emira (China version) showed 411bhp peak and 480Nm (not at the same time) last time I checked.Yep, I did see the 416hp on the Chinese version of YouTube “BiliBili”…. That is where I got that number. Lol…. . And I agree, a lot of this is marketing strategy. But it now seems more clear makes more sense. One just has to realize the FE was a bonus and not a “base” for the enthusiasts who put in orders almost 2-3 years ago.