Lotus
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Lotus plans four new electric vehicles by 2026, including this sports car.
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Lotus Elise production ends after 26 years
The Lotus Elise is no longer in production but an electric successor is due in a few years.
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2023 Lotus Emira stretches its legs on Hethel test track
Watch Lotus' last car with an internal-combustion engine take to the company's Hethel test track.
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Radford confirms performance specs of Lotus Type 62-2 John Player Special
F1 world champion Jenson Button took Radford's new sports car to the track for some final testing.
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Preview: 2023 Lotus Emira is British brand's farewell to internal-combustion engines, starts at $93,900
The Lotus Emira will replace the Elise, Exige, and Evora in the company's lineup and offer up to 400 hp.
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Lotus reveals platform for electric sports car due in 2026
Lotus has revealed a modular electric sports car platform offering up to 871 hp and 99.6 kwh of battery capacity.
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There are now three distinct versions of Radford's Lotus Evora-based Type 62-2 sports car.
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Geely design chief Peter Horbury moved to Lotus, replaced by ex-Bentley designer
Lotus has named a new head designer as it prepares for the launch of four new models.
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Lotus Emira sports car spawns GT4 racer
The new Lotus Emira GT4 race car will be ready in time for the 2022 motorsport season.
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First drive review: 2021 Lotus Evora GT offers a refreshingly unfiltered motoring experience
The 2021 Lotus Evora GT’s unfiltered feedback reminds us of the joys of driving.
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Lotus teases two electric SUVs, four-door coupe, and sports car
Four new electric Lotuses are due in the next five years, including at least one on a previously unannounced platform.
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Jenson Button-backed Radford reveals Lotus Type 62-inspired sports car
British coachbuilder Radford has been revived, and its first modern project is a retro sports car based on a Lotus.
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In the same way that it sold the Seven chassis to Caterham, Lotus could sell the rights to the Elise to another firm.
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2023 Lotus Emira spy shots: Last Lotus with internal-combustion engine spotted
A test mule for the Lotus Emira sports car has been spotted ahead of the reveal on July 6, 2021.
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1,973-hp Lotus Evija electric hypercar enters final stage of development
The Lotus Evija starts production in the coming months and will be limited to 130 units.
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Lotus crossover to use Evolution dedicated EV platform
Lotus is developing a crossover using one of three electric-vehicle platforms the company has at its disposal.
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Lotus Emira: New sports car will be last Lotus with internal-combustion power
Lotus will launch the Emira sports car in 2022 as the replacement for the Elise, Exige and Evora.
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Lotus E-R9: An electric endurance racer for the year 2030
Lotus Engineering has developed an electric race car concept with a driver-adjustable powertrain and morphing body panels.
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If you're looking to bag an exotic-car bargain, the Lotus Evora GT is the way to go.
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Lotus Elise and Exige receive final-edition treatment
Lotus has a new series of sports cars coming to replace the Elise, Exige and Evora, the first of which is due in 2022.
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Lotus Elise, Exige and Evora to bow out in 2021 ahead of new series of sports cars
Lotus is working on a new series of sports cars due on sale from 2022.
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Alpine to become EV brand, develop electric sports car with Lotus
Alpine was revived a few years ago with the A110 sports car but will now be rebooted as an EV performance brand.
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Lotus to spearhead development of lightweight EV platform
Lotus is developing an EV platform for its next-generation sports cars.
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Colin Chapman's Esprit first to undergo new Lotus provenance program
Lotus has launched a program that enables owners of any Lotus model to discover its original specification.
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