Market index
What does a Lotus cost in the Nordics?
A used Lotus costs a median of SEK 935,287 in the Nordics, based on 83 unique listings across the open market (Blocket, Finn.no, RarestMarket) during September 2026. Asking prices, cross-site duplicates removed.
The whole open market — September 2026
SEK 935,287
Median price · the Nordics
SEK 968,750
Median price · Sweden
NOK 899,000
Median price · Norway
83
Unique cars
40 days
Median days listed
Asking prices, not sale prices. Cross-site duplicates removed. Based on 90 of ~90 listings on the Nordic market (≈ 100 % coverage, Blocket + Finn).
Trend
Time on market over time
Supply over time
Price by mileage
- 0–2,500 milSEK 1,100,643n=36
- 2,500–5,000 milSEK 899,350n=17
- 5,000–10,000 milSEK 573,646n=15
- 10,000–15,000 milSEK 370,524n=6
Price by year
- 2023SEK 946,176n=10
- 2024SEK 989,700n=16
- 2025SEK 1,198,000n=11
- 2026SEK 1,291,800n=13
The data may be reused freely with attribution (CC BY 4.0): RarestMarket Premium Car Index. Methodology & sources →
Models
Price spread by model
Box = P25–P75 (half the market), tick = median, whiskers = low–high.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Lotus cost in the Nordics?+
A used Lotus costs a median of SEK 935,287 in the Nordics, based on 83 unique listings across the open market (Blocket, Finn.no, RarestMarket) during September 2026. Asking prices, cross-site duplicates removed.
How long does it take to sell a Lotus?+
The median Lotus was listed for 40 days before the ad was removed (5 delisted ads, September 2026).