Lotus
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Lotus estimates the Evija will sprint to 186 mph from rest in a mind-blowing 9.0 seconds.
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Lotus explains the aerodynamics of the Evija hypercar
Lotus' chief aerodynamicist describes the Evija as a fighter jet among kites.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Colin Chapman's Lotus Esprit is for sale
A Lotus Esprit formerly owned by Lotus founder Colin Chapman is currently for sale.
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Lotus launches classic racing liveries for the Elise
Lotus recalls its storied F1 past with the new Elise Classic Heritage Edition.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Lotus working on entry-level daily driver, its last gas-powered vehicle
Lotus plans to unveil a new entry-level model next year as its last gas-powered vehicle.
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2020 Lotus Evora GT debuts with more power, less weight
The 2020 Lotus Evora GT replaces the Evora Sport 410 and Evora 400 with 416 horsepower and up to 71 pounds less weight.
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Despite no longer being on sale in the United States, the Lotus Elise has been pivotal in keeping the British sports car marque alive during decades of financial hardship. Development started shortly after Italian entrepreneur Romano Artioli bought Lotus from General Motors in 1993, with the car's launch taking place three years later. Artioli, who was chairman of Lotus at the time, decided to name it after his granddaughter Elisa Artioli. She recently visited the Lotus factory in Hethel, England to help celebrate this year's 70th anniversary of when Lotus founder Colin Chapman built his...