The Emira 420 Sport receives new exterior updates, an optional exterior carbon fibre pack, new wheel designs, and 16 exterior colour choices, among others.
The Lotus Emira 420 Sport gets goodies including a titanium exhaust and adjustable Multimatic dampers for raised performance.
This all-new model will be unveiled in 2028 and feature a V8 hybrid powertrain with over 986bhp, with more details to be announced later in 2026.
The Lotus Emira delivers a delectable sports car experience, a final hurrah of internal combustion before the brand goes fully electric.
We take a trip to Polestar's U.K. R&D facilities to learn more about the upcoming Polestar 5, and the brand's plans for a speedily electrified future.
The Eletre, Emira, and the Evija will all be taking part in the hill climb, and Lotus will host its biggest-ever stand at the festival this year.
Lotus has announced that it will be designing the bike for the Great Britain Cycling Team athletes to be used in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
The Lotus Eletre SUV sports an exterior inspired by the Evija supercar alongside a drive-focused cabin, and won't be the firm's last lifestyle-oriented vehicle.
The firm has announced that it will be unveiling its new, all-electric hyper SUV come 2:30am Singapore time on 30 March 2022.
Lotus has released a new short film announcing that the Type 132, which we are expecting to be an SUV, will be revealed come 29 March 2022.
Global sales jumped by 24% for Lotus in 2021 as customers snapped up the final versions of the Elise, Exige and Evora.
Lotus has revealed its first preview of the upcoming Type 132, showing the car's uniquely designed active grille shutter.
The partnership sees a return of the Lotus emblem to the front of the Norwich City first team shirt for the first time since 2006.
Looking for alternative options to your favourite track cars that do not compromise on comfort or practicality? We draw up a handy list!
Lotus launches four all new limited classic heritage editions of the Elise that pay tribute to the company's pioneering racing history.
Lotus has confirmed its first all new product since 2008, the Type 130, will be revealed at this year's Shanghai International Auto Show.
Lotus Cars has posted its strongest sales results in seven years with 1,630 cars sold worldwide in 2018, up 2% on 2017.
Lotus has unveiled two unique Celebration cars, the Exige Type 49 and 79, to pay homage to some of the most recognisable racers in the British brand's history.
Lotus has unveiled its most accomplished Exige ever - the Exige Cup 430 Type 25 - which will be limited to just 25 units.
With 2018 marking 60 years of the British Touring Car Championship, here's a look back on 10 iconic race cars that stood out.