Of course Lotus would not be the first sports car manufacturer to branch out into sedans and CUVs. Porsche has done both with great success. Lamborghini has presented concepts for both as well.

Whether or not it makes sense as a Lotus product, that still means the car reaches 0-60 in under 3 seconds. It should be a promising contender in the electric sport sedan market when production ...

maybe appear one day on a family sedan. And while they’re a neat distraction from the mundanities of the 9-5, they ultimately mean very little. The Lotus Theory 1 is not that. This concept car ...

Select a vehicle year and model below to get a valuation. Engineer Colin Chapman wanted to design lightweight sports cars with great handling. In 1952 Lotus was founded in England and the rest is ...

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The Opel Speedster, known in the UK as the Vauxhall VX220, is a quirky sports car based on the Lotus Elise. Although Opel went to great lengths to disguise the car’s origins during the design ...

The owner's concept was to build a GT3-spec Exige, starting with a car that had been written off ... The video shows just how rudimentary the Lotus factory build was. With the interior bits ...

So far, the electric Lotus range consists of the Evija hypercar, Eletre SUV, and the much-praised Emeya luxury sedan. It’s obvious why none of these are low-weight cars epitomized by the ...