All models on display except the emira at the Piccadilly showroom opposite the Ritz in London. Just walked past an hour ago. What's their strategy, is the emira making a loss for lotus or something?
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Except how many people will realistically buy a $2M+ car? Of course there will be some affluent buyers but I would think the Emira would be more "valuable" to have in the showroom for the average person passing by. The people buying an Evija wouldn't be doing it because of window shopping (most likely). I don't disagree though that I'd want the flagship model displayed...like @DerTheDer said, they're probably just changing it out for another color or something or perhaps they sold the showroom model and need to replace it?Probably Space...the Evija and Emira look similar.. might as well have the flagship there
Big if true.Paint bubbling in the showroom car?
Hmm possibly, I've been to the London showroom and it seems they are more focused on rebranding.Except how many people will realistically buy a $2M+ car? Of course there will be some affluent buyers but I would think the Emira would be more "valuable" to have in the showroom for the average person passing by. The people buying an Evija wouldn't be doing it because of window shopping (most likely). I don't disagree though that I'd want the flagship model displayed...like @DerTheDer said, they're probably just changing it out for another color or something or perhaps they sold the showroom model and need to replace it?
Hardly. If more fully loaded FE are headed to NA after a 13 percent price increase. Low cost Base is delayed. Too many orders on hand? Delays to deal with instead of fostering new orders? So very interesting.All models on display except the emira at the Piccadilly showroom opposite the Ritz in London. Just walked past an hour ago. What's their strategy, is the emira making a loss for lotus or something?View attachment 34615
*announced 4 years ago. I believe the first customer drives only started a few months ago.The Evija was released some four years ago, surely they've all been delivered by now?
Sorry, emira or evija? You got me confused.*announced 4 years ago. I believe the first customer drives only started a few months ago.
They were talking about the all-electric Evija which was unveiled in July 2019. And I was just pointing out how the car wasn't actually "released" 4 years ago, but was rather just announced 4 years ago. The first customer drives only took place a couple of months ago, as chronicled in this video:Sorry, emira or evija? You got me confused.
It makes sense for a hyperEV halo car to take YEARS to develop, considering covid delays, 4 years from announcement to delivery isn’t that bad.They were talking about the all-electric Evija which was unveiled in July 2019. And I was just pointing out how the car wasn't actually "released" 4 years ago, but was rather just announced 4 years ago. The first customer drives only took place a couple of months ago, as chronicled in this video:
Sorry, emira or evija? You got me confused.
Yeah, I keep repeating this but 4 years delay is par for the course at this level. For comparison, the Rimac Nevera took 4 years between first unveiling and first customer delivery, Mercedes-AMG Project One took 5 years, and Aston Martin Valkyrie took 6 years.It makes sense for a hyperEV halo car to take YEARS to develop, considering covid delays, 4 years from announcement to delivery isn’t that bad.
Emira is a pretty much an evolution of Evora, years of delay wasn’t as acceptable.