Lotus Emeya Sets Record: 10% to 80% Charge in 14 Minutes

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Lotus' Emeya hyper-GT has set a new benchmark in electric vehicle charging speed, charging from 10% to 80% in just 14 minutes, outperforming major EVs

The Lotus Emeya can reach a peak charging power of 402kW, with an average charging power of 331kW between 10% and 80% battery charge. With a WLTC energy consumption of 18.7kWh/100km, Emeya can gain up to 310km (193 miles) range in 10 minutes. 

The leading global consulting firm P3 validated this remarkable milestone by recently publishing its independent 2023 P3 Charging Index for Asia. 

Lotus attributes these fast-charging capabilities to its cell-to-back battery structure, which packs 20% more cells in the same space compared to standard module architecture. In addition, the Emeya features a new cooling system architecture designed to enhance thermal performance and battery efficiency.

Qingfeng Feng, CEO of Lotus Group

Commitment to EV Ownership Ease

Qingfeng Feng, CEO of Lotus Group, says, "With our industry-leading charging technology, Emeya pushes the boundaries of EV performance, providing drivers with the confidence to travel anywhere. We deliver an unrivalled driving experience in the ultimate grand tourer package, making electric the preferred choice for drivers."

Collaborating across the industry and developing its solutions, Lotus ensures its consumers can access fast, efficient charging. The package allowing on-hand access includes an app, a charging card, and an ultra-fast DC fast charger of up to 450 kW.

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Extensive Charging Network and Solutions

Partnering with Bosch, Lotus provides access to over 700,000 public chargers across 30 European countries. Lotus plans to expand its network over time by adding more operators. Lotus has teamed up with Mobilize Power Solutions to offer an all-inclusive home charging package, which includes supplying and installing a charging point with personalised support.

Seamless Charging Experience

With the Lotus Charging Card, drivers can access the charging network with a single tap and find all necessary information via the Lotus Cars app. The app allows users to track their charging history, manage costs, and monitor vehicle battery status remotely.

The award-winning Lotus HyperOS in-car infotainment system in the Eletre and Emeya uses intelligent EV routing to locate nearby public chargers, reducing range anxiety and optimising travel routes.

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Future-Proof Charging Technology

Lotus has designed a suite of commercial charging solutions, including an ultra-fast 450 kW DC charger, a power cabinet, and a modular unit for charging up to four vehicles at once.

Using liquid-cooled technologies, a solution that enhances the efficiency and reliability of charging, preparing for future EV advancements like the 800-volt charging system in Emeya and Eletre.

Lotus has built a solid foundation with a rich heritage for over seven decades. Continuing its evolution, Lotus introduces Emeya, its first electric hyper-GT, setting a new benchmark for luxury EVs with its design, engineering, and performance. Emeya is part of Lotus' vision to become an all-electric global performance brand by 2028.

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