The electric Lotus SUV was meant to be a performance bargain, but soaring import duties had other plans for the price ...
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Despite headwinds Lotus isn't giving up on the US
Lotus will stick to selling sports cars in America, at least for now.
Lotus is a legendary automotive brand, but it doesn’t boast the biggest lineup in the world. In fact, in the United States, ...
Lotus has built no-nonsense, enthusiast-focused sports cars for decades, prioritizing lightness and efficiency over creature comforts, complicated tech and large-displacement engines. The Emira is the ...
EVs are undoubtedly some of the heaviest cars on the road, so how will a lightweight sports car manufacturer like Lotus ...
Lotus never entered Can-Am, but it commissioned drawings for a race car that would have competed in the 1970 season, likely with Emerson Fittipaldi at the wheel. The Type 66 is the car that could have ...
Even with a confusing name like "Theory 1," we at Road & Track would be lying to say we’re not excited to at least see what the newest member of the Lotus sports car lineup looks like. And we won’t ...
The conversation around electric vehicles in Europe has long revolved around a single lingering concern: range anxiety. Carmakers have spent the last decade trying to solve it with larger batteries, ...
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