USA/Canada Lotus Emira Customer Delivery Tracker

[TCB]

Hello and thanks for completing the form. I've subsequently added a few more fields which are currently blank for your entries. If you provide me with the following, I will update your records for completeness:

1. Exterior Color
2. Suspension (Tour or Sport)
3. First impressions of your Emira in one sentence or less

@scc.131.fe @Nova @3A3968 @DannyTheDonk @Balboa @scarzie @Wiz33 @Porter @fcajr @UBoT @TCB @73JPS @EspritGuy

Vivid Red, Tour

 

[@Life411]

Here's an update. We have 49 entries so far. This represents about 25 dealers, so too much data for a chart. Here's the summary though. You can find this in the Summary tab of the sheet (link in my signature).

 

[edwardbradley]

Nimbus Grey, Touring: giving stunning looks and exhilarating engagement.
Roads have never been so enjoyable.

Nimbus Grey, Touring: giving stunning looks and exhilarating engagement.
Roads have never been so enjoyable.

Sorry for posting here, didn't know where to post. Can someone give me any information on this VIN? Build date, ship date, etd
VIN# SCCLEKAX4RHB11561
Or tell me where to post?
Thank you

 

[@Life411]

Sorry for posting here, didn't know where to post. Can someone give me any information on this VIN? Build date, ship date, etd
VIN# SCCLEKAX4RHB11561
Or tell me where to post?
Thank you

Look for any posts by @Nova he has a link to the VIN trackers in his signature.

 

[Drambeenie]

Sorry for posting here, didn't know where to post. Can someone give me any information on this VIN? Build date, ship date, etd
VIN# SCCLEKAX4RHB11561
Or tell me where to post?
Thank you

It arrived on 2024-04-06 in NJ

 

[@Life411]

This tracker is in the spirt of the Emira reservation tracker that was posted on LotusTalk a few years back. That tracker ended up garnering about 240 entries and though that is a fraction of all Emira reservations, the data was very interesting (to me at least) and helped me finalize the configuration of my own Emira. Here is a comparison of exterior colors from the older reservation tracker and newer delivery tracker (currently at 77 entries). The %s don't match up, but they still show trends and perhaps how choices changed once people got to see examples in person.

 

[Hell4Leather]

Anyone confirm an FE 1/2 automatic yet?

 

[@Life411]

Anyone confirm an FE 1/2 automatic yet?

I show one FE 1.0 automatic in Denver. A little surprised to be honest. Not sure how many are expected or when.

 

[seriously]

I show one FE 1.0 automatic in Denver. A little surprised to be honest. Not sure how many are expected or when.

I haven't heard anything about V6 auto production. That's new.

 

[Hell4Leather]

I haven't heard anything about V6 auto production. That's new.

Big if true🤠

 

[seriously]

Big if true🤠

Haven't heard that in awhile!

 

[B r I a n]

Anyone confirm an FE 1/2 automatic yet?

From the NOVA "Ship tracker", the 13th number of the VIN would be a "2", all the VINs shown have been "1" which is for manual.

 

[Nova]

Automatic Emira of any sort has not passed CARB emissions, they will also all be 2025MY cars. To date I am not aware of any production automatic Emiras being shipped to the US.

 

[Hell4Leather]

Automatic Emira of any sort has not passed CARB emissions, they will also all be 2025MY cars. To date I am not aware of any production automatic Emiras being shipped to the US.

That’s what I thought as well but the post above shows 1 en route to Denver?? Maybe an old EuroSpec demo?

 

[Nova]

That’s what I thought as well but the post above shows 1 en route to Denver?? Maybe an old EuroSpec demo?

Yea, if there's one floating out there, it's probably a EU model demo.

 

[@Life411]

Yea, if there's one floating out there, it's probably a EU model demo.

I test drove an automatic last year at Lotus Cape Fear. So that was an EU spec vs. an early U.S. spec even though not approved? Is there a way to know this definitively?

 

[Nova]

I test drove an automatic last year at Lotus Cape Fear. So that was an EU spec vs. an early U.S. spec even though not approved? Is there a way to know this definitively?

The headlights of the US spec cars would have the amber strip. I believe some other differences relate to the passenger airbag sensor size (US is larger, 'Murica!) and the logic of how the automatic person detection works. Either the US or the EU also either lacks or has a passenger airbag switch in the glovebox - I don't recall which was which.

But the amber strip is the easiest way to tell.

 

[@Life411]

But the amber strip is the easiest way to tell.

Thanks! You're right...the automatic I test drove (left) did not have the amber strip on the headlight, but the car on the right (my Emira!!!) has it.