The good folks over at Car Design World (aka 'cardesignworld' on social media) tipped us off to this independent design ...

You can’t beat going through an interview transcript to quickly ascertain any given interviewee’s favourite adjective or ...

Lotus has teased its new direction with the Theory 1 ... but that’s a $2 million hypercar that can accelerate to 60mph in 1.8 seconds. It also weighs 2,300kg, which it handles around a track ...

Lotus Cars is set to open its new showroom in New Delhi, along with this the brand will showcase the Emira and the Emeya in the Indian market on January 16, 2025. The electric hypercar and the mid ...

Lotus will also inaugurate its new showroom for Delhi NCR on the same ... range of 435–485 km on a single charge. The all-electric hypercar can reach a top speed of 256 kmph and it can reach ...

Bruce Wood calls it the “hypercar era.” Managing Director for ... Cosworth traces its origins back to 1958 and two former Lotus employees, Mike Costin and Keith Duckworth.

The antithetical nature of a Lotus badge atop the snout of 2.5-ton SUV with more power than a Holy Trinity hypercar was obvious ... 2.5-tonne SUV will have been new even to him.

How fast is it? When outfitted with the optional ZTK Performance Package that adds a high-downforce rear wing, stiffer ...

It manifested Lotus's will to grow into new markets, to target new customers ... battery and variously supercar or hypercar levels of performance but are sufficiently differentiated in their ...

When a racing driver leaves Formula 1, where does he go? For many drivers, the answer is simple: Another race seat, or a punditry gig, awaits. Some drivers, though, are a little harder to track down.