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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 Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) is advancing the strategic acquisition of Lotus UK, targeted to close in 2026, to unify the brand under a One Lotus strategy and improve efficiency. To prioritize acquisition-related compliance and integration work, the company will suspend Q1 and Q3 2026 earnings releases, while continuing half-year and full-year reporting and affirming compliance with U.S. securities laws and Nasdaq rules.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) announced a board leadership change. Effective June 3, 2026, Joe Quan Zhang becomes a director, chairman of the board, and chair of the compensation and nominating and corporate governance committees, succeeding Daniel Donghui Li, who stepped down May 31, 2026 for personal reasons.
The change aligns with Lotus Tech’s Focus 2030 strategy and next phase of global growth. Zhang is Vice President and CFO of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, with over a decade of board and global executive experience in corporate finance and strategic management.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) opened mainland Europe orders for the new Eletre X, its first model on the proprietary X-Hybrid architecture, starting from €96,990.
The hybrid SUV targets over 1,200 km combined WLTP range, 350 km EV-only range, 9-minute 20–80% fast charging, and deliveries from Q4 2026.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) unveiled the Emira 420 Sport, described as the most powerful, lightest and most aerodynamically capable Emira. The 2.0-litre turbo engine delivers 420PS, 500Nm, 0–62mph in 3.9s and a 186mph top speed.
With the optional Lightweight Handling Pack, the car is 25kg lighter than the Emira Turbo and generates 25kg more downforce. Key upgrades include carbon fibre parts, titanium exhaust, lithium-ion battery, Multimatic dampers and improved cooling. A removable tinted glass roof is now offered across all Emira variants.
Pricing: from €129,900 (Europe), £105,900 (UK) and $122,900 (US). Orders are open now, with customer deliveries targeted from August 2026.
Lotus Technology (NASDAQ: LOT) will attend the LD Micro Invitational XVI at the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel in Los Angeles on May 18-19, 2026. The company is described as a global intelligent and luxury mobility provider.
Lotus Tech is scheduled to present on Monday, May 18, 2026, at 9:00 AM PT, with Chief Financial Officer Dr. Daxue Wang presenting on behalf of the company.
Lotus (Nasdaq: LOT) launched Focus 2030, an evolved strategy built on four pillars: brand reinforcement, multi-powertrain, partner collaboration, and financial discipline.
The plan includes proprietary X-Hybrid tech, an all-new Type 135 hybrid-V8 supercar, integration of Lotus UK and Lotus Tech, and a target of 30,000 annual sales units to support sustained profitability.
Lotus Tech (NASDAQ: LOT) announced two product milestones on April 24, 2026: the all-electric Eletre launch in Canada with a starting price of $119,900 CAD, and the debut of the Eletre X Black & Gold Limited Edition at Auto China 2026, limited to 78 units for the brand's 78th anniversary. Both models use an advanced 800V electrified architecture and were developed by integrated engineering teams in the UK and China, reinforcing Lotus Tech's expansion into premium electrified SUV segments while retaining the brand's chassis and driving dynamics focus.
Lotus Tech (Nasdaq: LOT) said CEO Qingfeng Feng delivered a keynote at Hong Kong Web3 Festival 2026 on April 21, 2026, focusing on AI and blockchain applications in intelligent mobility. The remarks highlighted blockchain-enabled data security, AI-driven driving and cockpit systems, and disciplined exploration of Web3 to support long-term shareholder value.
Lotus Technology (Nasdaq: LOT) reported unaudited 2025 results: deliveries 6,520, total revenue $519M (‑44% YoY) and gross margin 9%. Service revenue rose 69% YoY to $56M. Operating loss narrowed to $423M (‑46% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA loss to $356M (‑63% YoY). The company launched its first PHEV, For Me (Eletre X in Europe), and announced a US$23M strategic equity investment from ECARX.
Regional and model deliveries declined versus 2024 amid tariff headwinds and inventory destocking, while UN R171.01 certification and planned global rollout aim to support future growth.
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.