Lotus Technology unveiled its Focus 2030 business strategy aimed at market competitiveness and sustainable operations through brand reinforcement, multi-powertrain development, and partner collaboration. The company announced its proprietary X-Hybrid technology launching in Europe in Q4 2026, with over 1,000 orders already in China. A new hybrid-V8 supercar (Type 135) is planned for 2028, while the company targets 30,000 annual sales units and sustained profitability through financial discipline and operational efficiency improvements.

HERE Technologies and Lotus announced a strategic partnership to deploy integrated navigation and highway Navigation on Autopilot (NOA) features globally. Leveraging HERE's AI-powered live maps, the solution combines navigation, safety features, and autonomous driving capabilities across Asia-Pacific, North America, and the Middle East, marking the first time a Chinese automaker is introducing integrated cockpit navigation and highway NOA to overseas markets.

HERE Technologies and Lotus announced a major collaboration milestone, launching the first integrated navigation and Highway Navigation on Autopilot (NOA) system by a Chinese automaker for international markets. The solution combines HERE's AI-powered live map with advanced driver-assistance capabilities, expanding across Asia Pacific, North America, and the Middle East with features including intelligent routing, precise localization, and automated lane changes.

Lotus Technology delivered 6,520 vehicles in 2025 with $519 million in revenue, down 44% YoY due to tariff headwinds and inventory destocking. However, the company showed operational improvement with gross margin expanding to 9% from 3%, operating losses narrowing 46% YoY, and service revenues surging 69%. The company launched its first PHEV model 'For Me' in March 2026 and achieved UN R171.01 certification for its Eletre model.

Lotus Technology Inc. will display its core luxury sports car lineup, including the Emira V6 SE and Emira Turbo SE Racing Line, at the New York International Auto Show (April 3-12, 2026). The Racing Line Edition features track-inspired design elements and is hand-built at Lotus' Hethel, England facility using state-of-the-art production techniques.

Lotus Technology Inc. will showcase its 'IN PROGRESS' exhibition at Milan Design Week 2026 (April 22-26), exploring the brand's design philosophy through its D.N.A. principles (Digital, Natural, Analogue). The company will debut the Theory 1 concept vehicle in a bespoke 'Au' color in collaboration with luxury maison Larusmiani, and partner with Carpano to enhance the immersive experience. The exhibition positions Lotus as a brand in continuous evolution, emphasizing performance as an ongoing journey rather than a destination.

Lotus Technology Inc. has achieved UN R171 certification for its LOTUS Eletre model, becoming the second global automaker to receive this Level 2 Driver Control Assistance Systems certification. The Eletre will roll out its Highway Navigation Pilot (HNP) function across Europe starting June 2026 via over-the-air updates. The certification demonstrates Lotus Tech's compliance with international safety standards for advanced driver assistance systems.

Lotus Technology Inc. (Nasdaq: LOT) officially commenced pre-sales for its LOTUS For Me hyper-SUV in China with prices starting at RMB 528,000 ($76,800). The vehicle features the NVIDIA Thor computing chip, Geely Afari Smart Driving H7 architecture, 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3.3 seconds, and over 1,400 km cruising range. Official market launch and customer deliveries are scheduled for end of March 2026.

Canada announced a new tariff policy allowing 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles annually at a 6.1% rate, down from 100%. Lotus Technology's Eletre, the only Chinese-made EV in the North American market above $80,000, is expected to see approximately 50% price reduction in Canada, positioning the company to capitalize on this market opportunity with its established retail network and completed homologation.

Lotus Technology delivered 4,612 vehicles and achieved $356 million in revenue for the first nine months of 2025, with a narrowed net loss of 43% year-on-year and improved gross margin to 8%. The company plans to launch a new PHEV model and is preparing for the strategic acquisition of Lotus UK.

Lotus Technology delivered 2,813 vehicles in the first half of 2025, achieving $218 million in revenue while narrowing its operating loss by 40% to $263 million. The company secured approximately $500 million in funding and entered a strategic partnership for intelligent driving technologies.

Lotus Technology reported its Q1 2025 financial results, with total deliveries of 1,274 vehicles, a 46% year-over-year decrease in revenue, and a 56% reduction in operating loss. The company highlighted progress in margin recovery and international market expansion.