The target electric range shown is based upon simulated results for the WLTP test procedure. The Eletre is a battery electric vehicle requiring mains electricity for charging. These figures are target figures assuming the battery has been fully charged. Target electricity consumption combined 21,5 kWh/100 km CO₂-emissions combined 0 g/km. The final price of the vehicle depends on the chosen model, options, specifications and taxes. These are 'as from' prices, inclusive of VAT at current rate, exclusive of delivery and on-the-road costs. Lotus Cars Limited reserves the right to make adjustments based on certain factors beyond our control, but not limited to, homologation data, availability of materials, delivery costs, inflation and any local taxes. Please consult with your nearest Lotus Centre to confirm the availability and specification of any vehicle that you are interested in if you have any questions in this regard. The pricing included is for information purposes only and may differ in your location. Some of the product images and specifications contained in this website may relate to vehicles with different specifications to those that are available in your location, and not all options may be available in all locations. All customers who have placed an order for Eletre will be kept up-to-date with the development programme and invited to view its progress first hand where suitable. We have carried out thousands of hours of computer modelling, dynamic simulation and engineering development that has contributed to the target specifications and we have a strong degree of confidence that as the prototype vehicles progress through their programmes, the target specifications will be met and, in some cases, surpassed. * The vehicle specifications detailed on this page are target specifications based upon simulations. All rights reserved.* Exact specification (including colour and options) subject to availability, confirmation and terms and conditions. Samsung on Thursday said its operating profit for the April-June quarter fell 95% from the same period last year to 670 billion won ($526 million), mainly due to a slow recovery in the global semiconductor market.Ĭopyright 2023 The Associated Press.
Apple, which closely competes with Samsung for the top spot in global smartphone shipments, has yet to confirm any plans for foldable devices. The shipments may exceed 100 million units by 2027, Counterpoint said in a report released Wednesday, although that projection was based on a presumption that Apple would eventually release a foldable iPhone, sometime around 2025.
There’s optimism in the industry that the worldwide sales of foldable phones are growing at a faster pace with other vendors like Google, Motorola and Huawei now providing competition to Samsung.Īccording to Counterpoint, a technology market research firm, global shipments of foldable phones will approach 19 million units in 2023, which would mark a 45% increase from 2022, mainly fueled by rising consumer demands in China. The phones, which run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor chips, are slightly sleeker and lighter than their predecessors but designed to be more durable and shock-resistant. Designed to be compact and easy to carry, the Flip 5 is also built with a 3.4-inch cover screen that allows it to be used folded in half. The clamshell-designed Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5, a larger device that opens and folds like a book, can be pre-ordered in certain markets including the United States and South Korea starting Wednesday.īuilt with 6.7-inch and 7.6-inch main screens, the phones have bigger displays than Samsung’s previous folding devices and are equipped with more advanced cameras, providing crisper visuals and more features for work, text and video chats, movies and games, the company said. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Samsung Electronics on Wednesday unveiled two foldable smartphones as it continues to bet on devices with bending screens, a budding market that has yet to fully take off because of high prices.
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