Lotus ELETRE owner's manuals
The Lotus ELETRE appears in NHTSA vehicle records for 2 model years, from 2025 to 2026. Pick your year below for the official manual and recalls.
How to get the right ELETRE manual
- Find your VIN on the driver's side of the dashboard or the door jamb label, and decode it below to confirm the model year and trim.
- Open the official Lotus owner site and choose the ELETRE.
- Select your model year. If the site asks for a VIN, use it so the manual matches your exact equipment.
- Download the owner's manual plus any separate guides for navigation, infotainment, warranty and maintenance.
- Save the PDF to your phone so it's there when you're in the car without signal.
Sections worth bookmarking
Instrument cluster
Every symbol your ELETRE can show and what to do about it.
MaintenanceService schedule
Intervals for oil, filters, brake fluid and inspections, including severe service.
Capacities and fluids
Oil grade and capacity, coolant type and tire sizes, usually in the last chapter.
Fuses
Fuse box locations and what each fuse protects, near the back of the manual.
Find it on the driver's side of the dashboard or the door jamb label. We don't store what you type.
About Lotus manuals
Lotus provides owner handbooks through dealers. The Emira and Eletre handbooks are very different, one a sports car and the other an electric SUV.
Questions
Where can I get the Lotus ELETRE owner's manual?
Lotus publishes owner's manuals on its official owner site (lotuscars.com). Choose the ELETRE and your model year, or sign in with your VIN so the manual matches your trim.
Is the manual the same for every ELETRE year?
No. Manuals are written for each model year and the ELETRE spans 2025–2026. Equipment, infotainment and maintenance intervals change between years and generations, so always use the edition for your year.
How do I check recalls on a Lotus ELETRE?
Use the recall checker on this page, which searches NHTSA's recall database by model year. Recalls apply to specific VINs, so confirm with a Lotus dealer or at nhtsa.gov/recalls using your 17 character VIN.