We caught our first glimpse of the new EV, also known as the Type 133, back in late November. Much like those two prototypes, this one is bathed in body cladding to hide its exterior design and while it’s not possible to see some of the more intricate design details, there’s no mistaking some of the design similarities to the other electric Lotus, the Eletre SUV.

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Visible at the front of the prototype appear to be a pair of split headlight, a large lower front grille, and angular air intakes. There’s also a flowing and sleek roof. Interestingly, the two prototypes spied testing last month has prominent humps just above the windshield, believed to be housing advanced LiDAR units. This prototype doesn’t have such a hump but the outline of the LiDAR is visible, indicating that it can pop out from the roof when needed, much like it does on the Eletre.

Then there’s the cabin. It looks as though Lotus will sell the car exclusively as a four-seater as a prominent ‘transmission’ tunnel can be seen running through the length of the cabin. The interior of the Electre also has a prominent tunnel just like this. Elsewhere, you will see a pair of sporty rear seats clad in black leather and contrasted with red seat belts. The console between the rear seats houses at least two cupholders and what appears to be a touchscreen interface.

Up front, the interior has a prominent infotainment display just like the Eletre while a subtle digital instrument cluster has also been neatly incorporated into the dashboard.