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Lotus Emeya
£96,200 - £137,700
Lotus’ take on a four-door electric express wows more with its interior and comfort than how it handles
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Lotus Eletre
£90,750 - £126,250
Not a Lotus as we understand it, but a very competent attempt at applying Lotus philosophy to a heavyweight luxury EV
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Lotus Emira
£72,415 - £78,215
The last ever petrol-powered Lotus looks fantastic and drives with precision, but not quite as much emotion as we might’ve hoped
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Lotus Evora
£86,320 - £93,820
The lightest, lithest GT car that money can buy. Oh, and did we mention one of the best-driving?
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Lotus Elise
£39,720 - £49,320
As the years have streaked by and the zeitgeist for sports cars has become ‘complicate and add horsepower’, Lotus has managed to retain what really matters when you’re driving just for the fun of it
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Lotus 3-Eleven
A mind-boggling car that's in a different realm from conventional supercars
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Lotus Exige
£60,020 - £101,020
One of the most focused yet compliant track-minded road cars you can get. Utter witchcraft
About Lotus
Norfolk-based sports car maker built around company founder Colin Chapman’s motto of ‘simplify, and add lightness’. The battery-powered Evija supercar may stretch this philosophy. Despite a financial history that can best be described as ‘turbulent’, Lotus has, over the years, built some of the purest, best-driving sports cars ever seen, from the Esprit to the Elise. Proper steering feel, if you’re into that sort of thing.
