Lotus sales hits new high as production ends for Elise, Exige and Evora
09 Jan 2022|405 views
Lotus announced that it saw its best annual global retail sales performance in a decade for 2021.
Retailers around the world sold 1,710 new cars in 2021, the year the iconic Elise, Exige and Evora ended production. That compares with 1,378 sales in 2020, an increase of 24%. The Elise was the global top-seller as fans sought to secure a piece of automotive history via the Sport 240 Final Edition and the Cup 250 Final Edition models.
Records were broken in the Asia-Pacific region, where Japan had its best year since 2015, Australia since 2018 and Hong Kong since 2014. Qatar, which has been selling Lotus since 2016, had its best year ever. Further evidence of the ongoing transformation of the business came in Bahrain, Thailand and New Zealand, where Lotus sold its first new cars for at least seven years.
North American retailers covering the U.S.A and Canada were also up 111% year-on-year, which was also their best performance in 10 years.
Retailers around the world sold 1,710 new cars in 2021, the year the iconic Elise, Exige and Evora ended production. That compares with 1,378 sales in 2020, an increase of 24%. The Elise was the global top-seller as fans sought to secure a piece of automotive history via the Sport 240 Final Edition and the Cup 250 Final Edition models.
Records were broken in the Asia-Pacific region, where Japan had its best year since 2015, Australia since 2018 and Hong Kong since 2014. Qatar, which has been selling Lotus since 2016, had its best year ever. Further evidence of the ongoing transformation of the business came in Bahrain, Thailand and New Zealand, where Lotus sold its first new cars for at least seven years.
North American retailers covering the U.S.A and Canada were also up 111% year-on-year, which was also their best performance in 10 years.
Lotus announced that it saw its best annual global retail sales performance in a decade for 2021.
Retailers around the world sold 1,710 new cars in 2021, the year the iconic Elise, Exige and Evora ended production. That compares with 1,378 sales in 2020, an increase of 24%. The Elise was the global top-seller as fans sought to secure a piece of automotive history via the Sport 240 Final Edition and the Cup 250 Final Edition models.
Records were broken in the Asia-Pacific region, where Japan had its best year since 2015, Australia since 2018 and Hong Kong since 2014. Qatar, which has been selling Lotus since 2016, had its best year ever. Further evidence of the ongoing transformation of the business came in Bahrain, Thailand and New Zealand, where Lotus sold its first new cars for at least seven years.
North American retailers covering the U.S.A and Canada were also up 111% year-on-year, which was also their best performance in 10 years.
Retailers around the world sold 1,710 new cars in 2021, the year the iconic Elise, Exige and Evora ended production. That compares with 1,378 sales in 2020, an increase of 24%. The Elise was the global top-seller as fans sought to secure a piece of automotive history via the Sport 240 Final Edition and the Cup 250 Final Edition models.
Records were broken in the Asia-Pacific region, where Japan had its best year since 2015, Australia since 2018 and Hong Kong since 2014. Qatar, which has been selling Lotus since 2016, had its best year ever. Further evidence of the ongoing transformation of the business came in Bahrain, Thailand and New Zealand, where Lotus sold its first new cars for at least seven years.
North American retailers covering the U.S.A and Canada were also up 111% year-on-year, which was also their best performance in 10 years.
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