In terms of appearance: In fact, the Lotus L5 has made multiple appearances at major auto shows in China. Its coupe-style design with a sloping roof leaves a deep impression. The L5 represents a breakthrough compared to previous models; the front grille of the car has undergone significant changes, adopting a two-section honeycomb design. The shape of the lower air intake grille has also changed. The dimensions of both the three-box and hatchback series are larger than those of the L3. Moreover, the three-box and hatchback models have the same size, with length, width, and height being 4640 mm, 1750 mm, and 1466 mm respectively, and an axle distance reaching 2670 mm.
For the interior: The Lotus L5 adopts a dual-tone combination of "dark on top, light on bottom," giving it a homely feel. Both the manual fashion edition and automatic fashion edition of the L5 come with fabric seats, and the welcomeč¸boards lack LED lighting. On the other hand, the seats of the remaining three models are made of leather, and when the welcomeč¸boards are equipped with LED lights, they appear more dynamic at night.
In terms of configuration: For comfort features, the entire Lotus L5 series is equipped with multifunctional steering wheels, cruise control, electric exterior mirrors (with turn signals and heating function), automatic air conditioning, and intelligent light sensors. However, electric sunroofs and anti-pinch functions for electric windows are only available on the manual premium edition, automatic premium edition, and automatic premium navigation edition of the L5.
Regarding safety equipment: There isn't much difference among the five models of the Lotus L5. The entire series is equipped with ABS+EBD, dual front airbags, LED high-mounted brake lights, child safety door locks, anti-glare internal rearview mirrors, and reversing radars. Additionally, the highest-end model of the L5 (automatic premium navigation edition) is equipped with a reversing camera function.