Used Lotus cars

Used cars, models and price levels

#59 most popular make in Sweden (of 195 makes)*

*measured by number of active listings

Parent group
Geely
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Founded
1948
For sale
66
Reported sales
20
Asking price (median)
1,049,250 SEK
Asking price (average)
969,534 SEK
Average mileage
21,739 km
Time on market (median)
24 days

Lotus is Sweden's #59 most popular car make: 66 cars are for sale, which is 0 % of all cars for sale in Sweden. The median asking price is 1,049,250 SEK and the average is 969,534 SEK; the cheapest car costs 139,000 SEK and the priciest 1,515,000 SEK. The most popular models are Eletre, Emira and Emeya. The most common fuel type is petrol (48% of cars for sale) and the most common body type is coupé (42%). Average mileage is 21,739 km. Median time on market is 24 days.

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Market shares by model

Share of cars currently for sale

Eletre: 35 %Emeya: 17 %Emira: 18 %Esprit: 9 %Europa: 3 %Exige: 6 %Other models: 12 %

Daily trend in market share

Breakdowns

Price estimate

  • Well below market price 10 %
  • Below market price 20 %
  • At market price 50 %
  • Above market price 10 %
  • Well above market price 10 %

Fuel type

  • Petrol 48 %
  • Electric 42 %
  • Hybrid 9 %

Gearbox

  • Automatic 64 %
  • Manual 36 %

Seller

  • Dealer 92 %
  • Private seller 8 %

Body type

  • Coupé 42 %
  • SUV 35 %
  • Hatchback 14 %
  • Convertible 6 %
  • Other 3 %

Model years

For sale by model year

Median asking price by model year

Show as numbers
Model yearFor saleAsking price (median)
2026131,299,900 SEK
2025161,198,750 SEK
2024101,014,450 SEK
202371,095,000 SEK
20221329,000 SEK
20172837,000 SEK
20162826,500 SEK
20131899,350 SEK
20121199,900 SEK
20051534,000 SEK
19981399,111 SEK
19971589,000 SEK
19961765,000 SEK
19912314,000 SEK
19901759,800 SEK
19891399,500 SEK
19872394,750 SEK
19721149,900 SEK
19701139,000 SEK
19611275,000 SEK

Price by model year

Time on market

Time on market (median) 24 days

Largest Lotus sellers

Private sellers also have 5 Lotus listings. Figures are current listings by dealer chain.

Lotus cars by region

Uusimaa: 0Varsinais-Suomi: 0Satakunta: 0Kanta-Häme: 0Etelä-Savo: 0Pirkanmaa: 0Päijät-Häme: 0Kymenlaakso: 0Etelä-Karjala: 0Pohjois-Savo: 0Pohjois-Karjala: 0Keski-Suomi: 0Etelä-Pohjanmaa: 0Pohjanmaa: 0Keski-Pohjanmaa: 0Pohjois-Pohjanmaa: 0Kainuu: 0Lappi: 0Ahvenanmaa: 0
  • 0
  • 1–2
  • 3–6
  • 7–15
  • over 15

All regions

RegionFor saleShareMedian price
Skåne2334.8 %999,900 SEK
Halland1725.8 %1,175,000 SEK
Östergötland1116.7 %1,198,000 SEK
Västra Götaland710.6 %899,000 SEK
Stockholm34.5 %449,000 SEK
Gävleborg11.5 %799,000 SEK
Jämtland11.5 %1,049,000 SEK
Södermanland11.5 %765,000 SEK
Uppsala11.5 %765,000 SEK
Västernorrland11.5 %399,500 SEK

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Lotus listings per day

For sale 65

Share of all cars for sale

Value of cars sold (cumulative)

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find used Lotus cars?

There are 66 used Lotus cars for sale in Sweden. bilbil.se lists all used Lotus cars with prices and price estimates; the largest sellers are AutoPerformance Sweden AB, Bendt Bil, BilByter.

How much does a used Lotus cost?

The median asking price of Lotus cars for sale is 1,049,250 SEK, and the average is 969,534 SEK. Prices range from 139,000 SEK to 1,515,000 SEK.

Is there a price list for used Lotus cars?

We don't maintain a new-car price list, but you can see used Lotus price levels by model. The median asking price is 1,049,250 SEK, and the cheapest start from 139,000 SEK.

What is the cheapest Lotus model?

The cheapest model is Esprit, with a median asking price of 619,250 SEK. The priciest is Emira (1,309,950 SEK).

What is the most popular Lotus model in Sweden?

The most popular model is Eletre (23 cars for sale). The next most popular are Emira and Emeya.

How popular is Lotus in Sweden?

Lotus is Sweden's #59 most popular make: its share of all cars for sale is 0 %.

How many electric Lotus cars are for sale?

There are 28 fully electric Lotus cars and 0 plug-in hybrids for sale.

How fast does a Lotus sell?

Sold Lotus cars were listed for a median of 24 days before being sold.

What is the most common fuel type in Lotus cars?

The most common fuel type is petrol: 48% of Lotus cars for sale.

What share of Lotus cars have an automatic gearbox?

64% of Lotus cars for sale have an automatic gearbox.

Do dealers or private sellers sell more Lotus cars?

92% of Lotus cars for sale are dealer listings and 8% are from private sellers.

What is the most common Lotus body type?

The most common body type is coupé: 42% of cars for sale.

What is the typical mileage of a Lotus?

The average mileage of Lotus cars for sale is 21,739 km.

Where in Sweden are the most Lotus cars for sale?

The largest number of Lotus cars for sale is in Skåne (23 cars). The next largest regions are Halland and Östergötland.

All models

Eletre2361,148,000 SEK849,900–1,515,000 SEK22 days202510,362 kmSUV
Emira1241,309,950 SEK958,000–1,495,000 SEK48 days20253,350 kmCoupé
Emeya1111,129,500 SEK899,500–1,295,000 SEK15 days202510,340 kmHatchback
Esprit60619,250 SEK399,500–765,000 SEK–199068,037 kmCoupé
Exige40826,500 SEK534,000–899,350 SEK–201441,960 kmCoupé
Europa20144,450 SEK139,000–149,900 SEK–19711,155 kmOther
Evora22837,000 SEK799,000–875,000 SEK24 days201726,150 kmCoupé
Super Seven24302,000 SEK275,000–329,000 SEK14 days1992230 kmConvertible
Elan10179,000 SEK179,000–179,000 SEK–199180,000 kmConvertible
Elise13399,111 SEK399,111–399,111 SEK36 days1998116,140 kmCoupé
Seven10199,900 SEK199,900–199,900 SEK–20122,200 kmConvertible
Övriga10140,000 SEK140,000–140,000 SEK–1987139,000 kmCoupé

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