Here it comes! A brand-new sports car line is set to hit the Lotus dealership, and it all starts with the production of the prototype Lotus Type 131. Production begins this year! This is a new manufacturing investment plan that is part of the Lotus Vision80 strategy, which will also see two Lotus sub-assembly facilities merged into one efficient centralized operation that can support higher production volumes. To help the new family of performance vehicles to become more recognizable, Lotus has provided an image that is sparking interest in the new generation of cars that will follow the Elise ..read more

The battery in this special Lotus for sale has a 70.0 kilowatt-hours capacity but can support up to a 2000 kW output. In fueling up, the Evija supports ultrafast charging with rates of up to 800 kW, which are not even available yet through today’s commercial charging systems. With this ultrafast charger producing 350 kW, the Evija’s battery can reach a charge of 80 percent in 12 minutes and 100 percent in 18 minutes, making this Lotus for sale incredibly convenient, especially with a 250-mile range under the European WLTP testing methodology. Plus, as technologies improve, the battery can be ..read more

Automobile enthusiasts can all agree that Lotus has done well with Team Lotus Formula One. As a giant in the sports and racing car manufacturing industry, Lotus automobiles take pride in their lightweight build and precise handling. As a brand magnate, the company has extended its services and ventured into consultancy with Lotus Engineering blazing all over the United States with various locations established in the country. Today, Lotus 2020 has even more promising vehicles for car aficionados all over the globe. The following are the finest car models Lotus has ever built and launched in t ..read more

For the past seventeen years, Lotus has referred to by the name Exige, as the Lotus car is essentially a coupe version of the famous superlight Lotus Elise roadster, which is a completely street-legal vehicle that has the appearance of a race car. It all began in 1996 when the first Lotus Elise came on the market, and just four years later came the Lotus Exige burst its way onto the scene with a 1.8- liter Rover engine. The new Lotus Exige had 177 horsepower with a mid-mounted engine powering the rear wheels through a 5-speed manual transmission. The car could reach speeds up to 219 km/h with ..read more