Lotus has launched a new version of the Evora - the GT410. As the second model in the range it will sell alongside the Evora GT410 Sport.

The Evora GT410 features an enhanced standard specification over the GT410 Sport, providing owners with improved usability and a new level of driving comfort. Numerous features have moved from the Evora GT410 Sport's options list to become part of its standard specification.

The new Lotus Evora GT410 is designed to be a more usable daily car. It comes with Sparco sports seats and air-conditioning to create a more comfortable environment for occupants, while a reversing camera improves safety during low-speed manoeuvres.

A premium infotainment system with satellite navigation and Apple CarPlay is now standard and includes a Digital Audio Broadcasting radio for the first time. Increased cabin sound insulation for reduced road noise and improved refinement will further improve the listening experience.

The GT410's door trims now feature integrated arm rests and storage bins for greater comfort and practicality. Exterior paint colour choices have been revised to include new options, including some historic shades from Lotus' past.

The car has a revised damper rate compared with the GT410 Sport, delivering an outstanding performance-oriented experience, while still creating a more compliant ride for improved real-world comfort.

The use of Michelin Pilot Sport 4S all-weather tyres means better year-round usability, while a new rear tailgate features a large glass section for improved rear visibility.

The above upgrades are in addition to the Evora's already high level of standard equipment. These include a body-coloured roof, side sills, tailgate, front access panel and mirror backs, red AP Racing brake calipers and silver or gloss black V-spoke cast alloy wheels, sized at 19-inch at the front and 20-inch at the rear. Interior equipment includes cruise control, heated seats, rear parking sensors.