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Owning Lotus Technology stock requires confidence that the company’s emphasis on electrification, innovative features, and heritage marketing can translate into a rebound in vehicle demand and long-term revenue growth. The latest showcase at IAA Mobility, including the debut of the Theory 1 concept car, brings visibility to Lotus’s technology vision, but does not materially address the immediate challenge of declining deliveries, which remains the key near-term catalyst as well as the main risk.
The most relevant announcement to the IAA event is the unveiling of LOTUSWEAR, the real-time interactive system featured in Theory 1. While this underscores Lotus's focus on premium tech integration, the potential for such innovations to reignite sales momentum will likely depend on whether these features meet consumer expectations and drive greater market adoption.
However, despite these innovation efforts, investors should not overlook ongoing risks such as...
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Lotus Technology's narrative projects $4.0 billion revenue and $56.5 million earnings by 2028. This requires 74.9% yearly revenue growth and a $1,015.1 million increase in earnings from -$958.6 million today.
Uncover how Lotus Technology's forecasts yield a $3.00 fair value, a 42% upside to its current price.
All Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates cluster at US$3 for Lotus Technology, with just one contributor so far. This consensus contrasts with the company’s ongoing challenge of sharply reduced vehicle deliveries, prompting the need to consider a full range of investor viewpoints on future performance.
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