Market index
What does a Lotus Emira cost?
A used Lotus Emira (standard version) costs a median of SEK 1,368,000 in the Nordics, based on 9 unique listings during August 2026. Half fall between SEK 1,299,900 and SEK 1,498,240. Asking prices, cross-site duplicates removed.
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The Lotus Emira is currently available in 9 unique examples on the open Nordic market, with model years between 2025 and 2026 and petrol as the most common fuel.
SEK 1,368,000
Median price · the Nordics
SEK 1,299,900 – SEK 1,498,240
P25–P75
9
Unique cars
6,000 km
Avg. mileage
Asking prices, not sale prices. Cross-site duplicates removed.
Trend
Price by model year
Price by mileage
Price vs mileage
Each dot is an actual Emira for sale right now — see how mileage and model year move the price. Dashed line = median.
The cars behind the figure
The actual listings behind the median, grouped by mileage. Our own listings link to the car; the rest link to their source.
Import reference — Germany
What the same model costs on the German market (AutoScout24), where many Nordic buyers import from. Median in EUR, approximate SEK conversion.
€86,500≈ SEK 948,640
Median in Germany · n=11
≈ 31 % cheaper than in the Nordics (before shipping, VAT and import).
Germany over time
German median asking price per month, reconstructed from archived listings (Internet Archive). Shows how the price level has moved — e.g. what the same model cost a few years ago.
From €99,111 (July 2026) to €86,500 (August 2026) — −13 % on the German market.
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What does a Lotus Emira cost?+
A used Lotus Emira (standard version) costs a median of SEK 1,368,000 in the Nordics, based on 9 unique listings during August 2026. Half fall between SEK 1,299,900 and SEK 1,498,240. Asking prices, cross-site duplicates removed.