Lotus News

The Lotus Evora is a strange car. Having spent well over 1,000 miles in one, driving every possible surface, from tracks to the streets of Soho, we still can't quite get our heads round it.

The 18th Annual British Car Show, The British Are Coming, was held on the grounds of the Lewes Historical Society May 4. Sponsored by the Lewes Chamber of Commerce with assistance from the Delaware British Car Club, the show drew a record number of attendees as well as a record number of entrants with 111 cars registered and 93 on the grounds of ... (more)

During a recent trip to Palm Springs, a friend riding in the back seat of our long-term 2013 Scion FR-S wished for more legroom.

Nelson is a Senior Editor at High Gear Media focusing on reviewing cars and covering the hottest topics in luxury and performance cars, car culture... More Returning to the U.S. with a stunning, mid-engined sports car is doing things with style.

An electric version of the Emgrand EC7 compact sedan will be branded as a Geely but also will sport a "Detroit Electric Technology" badge.

The 2013 Tesla Model S. The Model S was built from scratch, unlike the company's Roadster, which is built on the chassis of a Lotus sports car.

Nelson is a Senior Editor at High Gear Media focusing on reviewing cars and covering the hottest topics in luxury and performance cars, car culture... More After a highly public meltdown by ex-CEO Dany Bahar, followed by an equally public ousting , Lotus and parent company DRB-Hicom made many reassurances the company was still on track, despite ... (more)

Business secretary Vince Cable has given the green light to a 10m regional cash boost for Norfolk car maker Group Lotus in a sign of his confidence in the firm's future.

Detroit Electric and China's Geely Automobile Group have announced a "strategic partnership" to co-develop electric vehicles and electric powertrains for the Chinese market.

Welcome back to Answers of the Day - our daily Jalopnik feature where we take the best ten responses from the previous day's Question of the Day and shine it up to show off.

Nobody wanted the last Lotus Elan except for Kia. In 1995, Lotus managed to sell the Koreans the rights to its overpriced, front-drive roadster, and when it resumed production the following year as the Kia Elan, it looked like it had gone on a Pep Boys' bender.

Looking at this highly modified Elise, it's hard to imagine the owner of this Lotus started out looking for a fuel-sipping econo-mobile because he's ended up with a race-winning track weapon.