The Lotus Emeya will likely share its battery and electric motors with the Eletre SUV
Lotus’ upcoming all-electric four-door sedan will be called the Emeya, be unveiled on September 7, and will compete with Porsche Taycan and Tesla Model S
The all-electric Lotus Evija delivers 2,011 hp in production spec, making it the world’s most powerful road car
The Lotus Type 66 is a modern interpretation of a Can-Am racecar that Colin Chapman designed, but never put into production, and it features an 830 hp pushrod V8 that revs to 8,800 RPM
A Lotus Type 133 Envya prototype has been spied undergoing testing and the model will likely offer an electric powertrain with up to 905 hp
Lotus is going to Paris Olympics in 2024 with its second-generation track bicycle that has been improved over 150 hours in the wind tunnel
The Lotus Type 133 is getting ready to take on the world of performance electric sedans with a sleek four-door coupe design and up to nearly 900 hp
The Lotus Evija has been four years in the making but not all 130 examples bound for production have been sold
The Emira i4 features a Mercedes-AMG sourced turbocharged 2.0-liter engine pumping out 360 hp and 317-lb of torque
The entry-level Lotus Emira has an AMG-sourced turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder pumping out 360 hp
The 2024 Lotus Eletre is offered in three guises with prices starting at 95,900 euros in Germany
Hardcore black and gold Evija electric hypercar suddenly stopped in the middle of a fast lap of the Nurburgring
The fully electric sportscar was engineered by Callum with sophisticated battery tech by Nyobolt and styling by Julian Thomson who also penned the first-generation of the Elise
Lotus has improved the Emira GT4 racer package just in time for customers to get their hands on the first examples
The electric sedan will have quite a bit in common with the Eletre SUV and is expected to pack up to 905 hp
Despite being announced over a year ago, Alpine decided against the joint development of an A110 successor
The flagship Lotus Eletre R delivers 905 hp and 727 lb-ft and can hit 60 mph in 2.99 seconds
The Lotus Eletre can currently travel up to 124 miles before it’ll require human intervention
