Lotus Emeya Fuel Consumption: All Variants Available

Lotus Emeya fuel economy details are summarised below for this vehicle. Official city and highway consumption figures were not available in our internal listing data for this model, so this page focuses on fuel tank capacity, engine and powertrain details across 1 generation. Real-world consumption always varies with traffic, driving style and load.

Current Generation — Current Generation (2023-Present)

The Lotus Emeya (2024-Present) is an all-electric GT sedan — Lotus's first four-door model. 102 kWh battery. S: 544 PS / 610 km WLTP; R: 918 PS / 490 km WLTP. 800V, DC 400 kW. MY from ~RM1.0M.

Fuel Economy Snapshot

City consumptionN/A (electric)
Highway consumptionN/A (electric)
Combined consumptionN/A (electric)
Fuel tankElectric (no fuel tank)
EngineElectric motor(s) (544–918 PS)
Fuel typeELECTRIC

Fully electric GT sedan. 102 kWh NMC. Emeya S: 544 PS RWD / 610 km WLTP. Emeya R: 918 PS AWD / 490 km WLTP. 800V, 400 kW DC (10–80% in ~14 min). MY from ~RM1.0M (paultan.org 2024).

City vs Highway by Engine / Variant

VariantEngineFuelTransmissionCityHighway
SNot availableELECTRICAutomaticNot availableNot available
Base GradeNot availableELECTRICAutomaticNot availableNot available

Per-variant figures aggregated from Mudah.my internal listings. "Not available" indicates no consumption data was recorded for that variant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the range of the Lotus Emeya?
The Emeya S (544 PS RWD) delivers 610 km WLTP; the Emeya R (918 PS AWD) delivers 490 km WLTP. Both use a 102 kWh NMC battery.
Is the Lotus Emeya efficient?
Impressive for its performance level — 800V architecture enables 400 kW DC charging, allowing 10–80% in approximately 14 minutes.
Does the Lotus Emeya have a fuel tank?
No — it's fully electric with a 102 kWh NMC battery.
Where can I find Lotus Emeya for sale on Mudah.my?
The Emeya is a plug-in EV — 800V DC charging at up to 400 kW is extremely fast.