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Lotus - Elise S2 (2020)
Discover why the Lotus Elise S2 remains a favorite among driving enthusiasts, even years after its original 2020 release. This lightweight, open‑top coupe marries aggressive styling with subtle engineering, making it a standout in the sports coupe market. Understanding the Lotus Elise S2 price across new, 2020, and used examples can guide both first‑time buyers and long‑time fans toward the best value.
Below is a quick reference of the key specifications that define the Lotus Elise S2, followed by depreciation insights and comparative context. Whether you’re evaluating a “Lotus Elise S2 2020 price” or a classic used one, the data here helps you assess market dynamics without making any hard‑coded price claims.
- Engine: 1.8‑liter, 4‑cylinder, 5‑wheel‑independent (5‑WI) naturally‑aspirated producing 185 hp
- Transmission: 6‑speed manual (standard) with optional 6‑speed gearbox
- Fuel Type: 93 octane premium gasoline
- Power: 84 hp/ft³ (highest torque 145 lb‑ft at 6,000 rpm)
- Weight: 2,195 lb (dry)
- Dimensions: Length 163.5" (4,155 mm), Width 71.2" (1,808 mm), Height 43.4" (1,102 mm)
- Wheelbase: 101.6" (2,582 mm)
- Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (FWD)
- Performance: 0–60 mph in 5.8 seconds, top speed 138 mph (operational)
- Construction: Composite carbon‑fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) chassis with aluminium body panels
- Infotainment: Optional touchscreen navigation, Bluetooth, 7‑in display, factory Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto® compatibility
- Safety: Seat‑belt tensioner, rain‑sensing wipers, optional panic‑and‑limp‑switch system, reinforced crash structure
### Depreciation Insight
The Lotus Elise S2 depreciation curve follows a typical pattern for high‑end sports cars: a steep drop in the first year followed by a relatively mild decline over the next few years. While specific numbers vary by region and vehicle condition, you can expect the following generic estimates:
- Year 0 (new purchase): The price typically loses 15‑20% within the first 12 months as the vehicle transitions from showroom to used status.
- Year 1‑2: A residual 5‑7% annual drop as the car enters the “second‑hand” market, often reflected in the “used Lotus Elise S2 price” tables.
- Year 3‑4: Depreciation continues at 3‑4%
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