Lotus says farewell to Exige, Elise, and Evora sports cars in grand photo op at Hethel factory. The three cars were responsible for almost half of all Lotuses ever sold. But the future looks bright, ...
The 2020 Lotus Evora GT Lives Up to the Hype Lotus says it was able to sell a total of 35,124 Elises since the start of production in 1996. The Exige, introduced in the year 2000, sold a total of ...
When they were milking the hell out of the Elan and Esprit, the peeps at Lotus returned to the British automaker’s roots with the Elise. Launched to much critical acclaim in 1995 and named after the ...
Lotus on Monday confirmed previous reports that the brand’s current lineup — the Evora, Elise and Exige — will retire. Instead, a new sports car, codenamed the Type 131, will arrive this year to begin ...
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Lotus's entire current lineup died earlier this year to make way for Lotus's Emira future, though Lotus kept producing the last Elises, Evoras, and Exiges throughout 2021 in farewell. That all ended ...
It’s the end of an era at Lotus as the Elise, Exige, and Evora have all gone out of production. The models have defined the company for decades as the Elise was originally launched in 1996. It was ...
The new Lotus Emira is coming next year and now Lotus has announced that they are ending production Lotus Elise, Exige and Evora, The photos above show the last car of the Lotus Elise, Lotus Exige and ...
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