Lotus

The new vehicle will be the British marque’s final before the debut of the all-electric Evija hypercar.

The bespoke new model takes design cues from Lotus’s Type 62 race car.

After 7 years on the lot, the car went for $20,000 less than its sticker price.

The new EV would replace the Alpine A110.

The stunning set of five includes three Lamborghinis, a Mercedes-Benz and a Lotus.

Five driving modes allow for everyday usability.

We put the open-wheel speedster to the test on a private racetrack in New Zealand.

The car is also expected to have a sub-three second 0-60 mph time.

The British marque convenes on New South Wales with a bevy of models we drive at Bathurst.