Lotus Evora: price, engines and used prices
Lotus Evora (2009–2021): a coupé with 4 seats and a 160 L boot. This model is no longer sold new. On the used market, expect roughly €19,600 to €49,700 depending on the year (Compar'Car estimate).
Used: estimated prices by year
| Year | Estimated price | Estimated mileage | Powertrains |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | €40,700 – €49,700 | ~52,500 km | Petrol |
| 2020 | €35,800 – €43,800 | ~63,000 km | Petrol |
| 2019 | €31,900 – €39,000 | ~73,500 km | Petrol |
| 2018 | €28,300 – €34,500 | ~84,000 km | Petrol |
| 2017 | €24,800 – €30,300 | ~94,500 km | Petrol |
| 2016 | €22,100 – €27,000 | ~105,000 km | Petrol |
| 2015 | €19,600 – €23,900 | ~115,500 km | Petrol |
Which powertrain should you choose?
- Petrol: low purchase price and simple servicing, suited to low and medium mileage.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Lotus Evora still sold new?
No. The Lotus Evora (2009–2021) is only available used.
How much is a used Lotus Evora worth?
Compar'Car estimates a used Lotus Evora at about €19,600 to €49,700 depending on its year and powertrain. These are estimates from a depreciation model, not market valuations.
Is the Lotus Evora suitable for a family?
It has 4 seats and a 160 L boot. The boot is on the modest side for a family with lots of luggage: check it with your pushchair or bags.
Compare this model against your own criteria
Is the Lotus Evora really right for your use, budget and profile? Compar'Car ranks it against other vehicles, new or used, electric, hybrid or petrol/diesel.