Lotus

The Lotus Emira will replace the Elise, Exige, and Evora in the company's lineup and offer up to 400 hp.

Lotus has revealed a modular electric sports car platform offering up to 871 hp and 99.6 kwh of battery capacity.

There are now three distinct versions of Radford's Lotus Evora-based Type 62-2 sports car.

Lotus has named a new head designer as it prepares for the launch of four new models.

The new Lotus Emira GT4 race car will be ready in time for the 2022 motorsport season.

Four new electric Lotuses are due in the next five years, including at least one on a previously unannounced platform.

British coachbuilder Radford has been revived, and its first modern project is a retro sports car based on a Lotus.

The Lotus Emira sports car debuts July 6, but won't be available in the U.S. until 2022.

In the same way that it sold the Seven chassis to Caterham, Lotus could sell the rights to the Elise to another firm.

A test mule for the Lotus Emira sports car has been spotted ahead of the reveal on July 6, 2021.

Lotus is developing a crossover using one of three electric-vehicle platforms the company has at its disposal.

Lotus will launch the Emira sports car in 2022 as the replacement for the Elise, Exige and Evora.

Lotus Engineering has developed an electric race car concept with a driver-adjustable powertrain and morphing body panels.

If you're looking to bag an exotic-car bargain, the Lotus Evora GT is the way to go.

Lotus has a new series of sports cars coming to replace the Elise, Exige and Evora, the first of which is due in 2022.

Alpine was revived a few years ago with the A110 sports car but will now be rebooted as an EV performance brand.

Lotus' SUV will be revealed in 2022 and built at a plant in Wuhan, China.

Lotus is developing an EV platform for its next-generation sports cars.

Lotus has launched a program that enables owners of any Lotus model to discover its original specification.

Lotus estimates the Evija will sprint to 186 mph from rest in a mind-blowing 9.0 seconds.