The sleek four-door will be the third EV from the British automaker, facing off against the Porsche Taycan and Lucid Air in the luxury sedan segment. We'll see it on September 7.
, is far more down to earth, eschewing Lotus's typical focus on handling prowess in favor of a comfortable ride and a luxurious cabin.
Those spy photos also revealed the electric sedan's sleek bodywork, with the Emeya sporting a slinky shape designed to efficiently cut through the air in the name of improved range. A second teaser released today showing the back end confirms that the Emeya will feature a rear light bar, with a single thin LED band serving as the taillights.
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