Live market data for the Lotus Evora. Tracked daily from dealers and auctions across Europe.
Prices have declined from €55,000 (2009) to €45,000 (2025), a decline of 18%. Values peaked at €63,285 in 2010 and have since corrected 29%.
Yes — with an average investment score of 72/100, the Lotus Evora is considered a strong investment-grade vehicle.
The median asking price is €74,660, with listings ranging from €45,400 to €149,000. Final transaction prices may differ depending on condition, mileage, and provenance.
PistonAlpha currently tracks 64 active Lotus Evora listings from dealers and auctions across Europe, updated daily.
Key areas to inspect: Fibreglass body — check for stress cracks and poor repairs; Chassis corrosion (aluminium or steel depending on model); Toyota/Rover engine reliability depends on maintenance; Roof leaks on convertible models. A pre-purchase inspection by a marque specialist is highly recommended.
Prices have declined from €55,000 (2009) to €45,000 (2025), a decline of 18%. Values peaked at €63,285 in 2010 and have since corrected 29%.
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