So the Eletre is going to be a $100k+ car in the U.S. This is the problem with the EV future, it's essentially for the affluent, and leaves out about 90% of the population.
Maybe it's just me, but I'm not really a fan of the exterior looks of the Eletre. When you look at the Evija and Emira, the Eletre somehow just doesn't rise to that level of looks.
This brings up another thing which I noticed. Their definition of "sport" seems to be speed and track performance, but that's not what SUV's were originally supposed to be. The Sport was for things like camping, fishing, off-road, etc. which went along with the Utility aspect. They weren't meant to be luxury track vehicles. That category should be for sports sedans, which have 4 doors and 4 seats.
For my view, although it isn't electric yet, the Ineos Grenadier is exactly what an SUV should be. If I'm going to spend $100k on an SUV, I would get a Grenadier; rugged, can go anywhere, carry just about anything without worrying what the effects would be on the interior. Once Ineos makes an electric version, I fully expect it would be focused on the same things the Grenadier is, except with electric power instead of gas. The Eletre is so prissy inside, I would be thinking about the effect the clothes I'm wearing would have on it. The Grenadier says jeans, hiking boots, backpacks, tent, fishing poles, etc. without a worry; a Sport Utility Vehicle as they were meant to be.
I'm not interested in an Eletre at all, however I am interested to see what they come up with for a 4 door sedan. If Carr and his team get to design it, it should be worth looking at.