Group Lotus plc announced a 31 per cent rise in global sports car sales for the first financial quarter of 2014.
For the period April 1-June 30 the company increased its overall sales volume by 31 per cent to 505 units compared to 386 units for the same term last year. The
results which deliver the best first financial quarter for 3 years, also show best June results in 4 years with sales of 192 units.
Key global territories that showed the highest increase in sales were France, Germany, Switzerland and Japan. The improved performance is attributed to increased demand for all three vehicles in the Lotus range being the Lotus Evora, Lotus Exige and Lotus Elise, with industry-leading residual values ensuring that a Lotus purchase is an easy decision.
"This is excellent news for Group Lotus plc and our parent companies Proton Holdings Berhad and DRB-HICOM Berhad. This latest performance is indicative of Lotus' commitment to ensuring more drivers have the opportunity to own one of the best sports cars in the world," said Jean-Marc Gales, Lotus CEO.
For the period April 1-June 30 the company increased its overall sales volume by 31 per cent to 505 units compared to 386 units for the same term last year. The
results which deliver the best first financial quarter for 3 years, also show best June results in 4 years with sales of 192 units.
Key global territories that showed the highest increase in sales were France, Germany, Switzerland and Japan. The improved performance is attributed to increased demand for all three vehicles in the Lotus range being the Lotus Evora, Lotus Exige and Lotus Elise, with industry-leading residual values ensuring that a Lotus purchase is an easy decision.
"This is excellent news for Group Lotus plc and our parent companies Proton Holdings Berhad and DRB-HICOM Berhad. This latest performance is indicative of Lotus' commitment to ensuring more drivers have the opportunity to own one of the best sports cars in the world," said Jean-Marc Gales, Lotus CEO.
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