Cayman who? If you're looking for an incredible sports car experience, but don't want to be just another Porsche driver, Lotus has the answer. The wheel and brake setup on the Evija is another ...

AP braking systems are one of the things that the Theory 1 has in common with Lotus’ current crop, featuring on vehicles like the Evija, Eletre, and Emeya. It also has a proprietary “wrap ...

This is a Lotus - but it’s not like any Lotus you’ve ever known. In fact, forget everything you know about Lotus, the British brand previously famous for small, lightweight sports cars is now evolving ...

This is the Lotus Theory 1, a pure concept that’s aiming ... with some Ford GT90 vibes in that heavy rear clamshell. Complex, Evija-ish wheels over AP Racing calipers. There’s a clean, sharp ...

That sense of control is key to all aspects of the Theory 1. Lotus could have given it 2,000 horsepower to match its Evija flagship, but it settled at a more reasonable 987 hp (1,000 PS).

This is the Lotus Theory 1, a new electric-powered concept that’s the biggest statement of intent from the reinvented sports car brand since the Lotus Evija ushered in its Geely-owned era.

The Lotus Evija is already one of the most extreme all-electric hypercars we’ve seen, but a new track-focused variant called the Evija X has just been spotted taking on the famous Nurburgring.

Lotus has just brought out ... This could mean that the car features regenerative functionality through which it retains energy lost through heat, braking, and other means. While this does not ...

the tuning and calibration is unique to Lotus (but we’ll discuss that in detail later). Like Toyota's hybrids, Honda's do not need to be plugged in; the small 1.06kWh lithium-ion battery fitted is ...

The Lotus Evija X is the second-fastest EV to lap the Nürburgring The one-off, track-only Lotus Evija X hypercar has lapped the Nürburgring in 6:24.047, making it the second-fastest EV to do so ...

The Type 135 is expected to be a smaller, more affordable sports car than the 320km/h Lotus Evija hypercar – its first electric sports car – as an electric alternative for the petrol-powered ...

Lotus is in on this game as well, with its forthcoming Evija, a halo model limited to just 130 units with a price of around £2m. The Emira shares a lot of visual DNA with its substantially dearer ...