Does the Lotus Eletre really have 34 sensors?

Yes. The Eletre features cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors, and a deployable rooftop LiDAR unit — totalling 34 sensors. Calibration after body work may involve multiple sensor groups.

My Lotus Emira had a track incident — does it need ADAS calibration?

If any ADAS sensors were in the impact or vibration zone, yes. Common post-track issues include shifted front camera and radar alignment.

Can any workshop calibrate a Lotus Eletre?

The Eletre's sensor complexity, including LiDAR, requires specialist equipment. ADAS Line has invested in the capability to handle Lotus's advanced systems.

How long does Lotus ADAS calibration take?

Emira and Emeya camera calibration takes 1-2 hours. The Eletre's multi-sensor calibration may take 2-4 hours depending on which sensors need attention.

Lotus ADAS Calibration — From $349

ADAS Calibration for Lotus models

Lotus has transformed from a pure sports car maker into a technology-forward brand. The Eletre SUV features a deployable LiDAR sensor and a 34-sensor ADAS array — one of the most advanced systems in any production vehicle. Combined with iACC, FCW, AEB, and LKA across the Eletre, Emira, and Emeya, Lotus ADAS calibration requires specialist knowledge and equipment.

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Lotus ADAS Systems We Calibrate

iACC (Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control) — radar and camera-based speed management
FCW (Forward Collision Warning) — forward obstacle detection
AEB (Autonomous Emergency Braking) — automatic braking on imminent collision
LKA (Lane Keeping Assist) — camera-based lane departure correction
Blind Spot Detection — rear-quarter monitoring
Deployable LiDAR — roof-mounted LiDAR sensor (Eletre)
34-Sensor Array — full surround sensing (Eletre)
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert — reversing collision warning

Why Lotus Owners Need Calibration

Eletre's 34-Sensor Array

The Lotus Eletre packs 34 sensors including cameras, radar, ultrasonic, and a deployable LiDAR unit. Any body panel work, windscreen replacement, or collision repair can affect multiple sensors simultaneously. The complexity of calibrating this many sensors requires specialist equipment and training.

Windscreen Replacement

The Eletre, Emira, and Emeya all use windscreen-mounted cameras for core ADAS functions. Every glass replacement requires recalibration.

Post-Track Calibration (Emira)

The Emira is Lotus's sports car — and many Australian owners track theirs. Kerb strikes, vibration, and contact incidents at the track can shift sensor alignment, requiring calibration for road use.

Lotus Models — Full ADAS Calibration Coverage

We calibrate every Lotus sold in Australia: Eletre, Emira, and Emeya. Each has a distinct sensor configuration, with the Eletre featuring the most advanced suite.

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Why Lotus Owners Choose ADAS Line

Multi-sensor expertise — we handle the Eletre's 34-sensor array
LiDAR calibration capability — specialist equipment for the deployable LiDAR system
From $349 AUD — Lotus dealer calibration pricing is premium
Qualified technicians — trained on advanced sensor fusion systems
Australia-wide coverage — metro service where Lotus owners are concentrated

How Lotus ADAS Calibration Works

Get a quote — Tell us your Lotus model, year, and what happened.

Book your appointment — Standard calibration takes 1-2 hours. Eletre multi-sensor work may take longer.

Drive away calibrated — Qualified technician recalibrates using OEM-grade equipment.

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Lotus ADAS Calibration Pricing

Service	Price
Windscreen Camera Calibration	from $349
Radar/Sensor Calibration	from $549
Collision Calibration	from $549
Full System Reset	from $799

Lotus dealer ADAS work in Australia can exceed $2,000. ADAS Line provides calibration from $349.

ADAS Calibration for Lotus models

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Lotus ADAS Calibration Cost

Windscreen Calibration

Radar/Sensor Calibration

Collision Calibration

Full System Reset