A low-mileage 2005 Lotus Elise with just 22k miles, finished in Arctic Silver Metallic, offers pure, unfiltered performance and legendary handling. This specific example features a six-speed manual transaxle, a limited-slip differential, and the highly desirable color-matched hardtop, making it a true enthusiast’s choice.
The Lotus Emeya Charging Record confirms it as one of the fastest EVs, achieving a 443kW peak charging power for a 10-80% charge in 13 minutes 35 seconds. This result, achieved in high-heat conditions, highlights the durability of its 800-volt architecture. Lotus is now rolling out the ultra-fast 450kW DC chargers globally. (279 characters)
Explore this low-mileage 35k-Mile 2007 Lotus Elise in Chrome Orange, featuring a 1.8L Toyota engine, six-speed manual, and the desirable Touring Package. With just 35k miles, this example represents a lightweight, pure driving machine that upholds Lotus’s long-standing dedication to engineering excellence and handling.
Lotus Emeya blends hyper-GT performance with cutting-edge electric innovation, offering 0–100 km/h in under 2.8 seconds and fast charging in 18 minutes.
Encor Series 1 Lotus Esprit reimagines the iconic 1975 S1 with a carbon-fibre body, rebuilt V8, and modern tech. Limited to 50 units, it merges classic design with 21st-century engineering and comfort.
The 2025 Lotus Evija rewrites hypercar performance history, smashing speed records and proving electric power’s dominance.
Lotus is gearing up for Goodwood 2025 with the Theory 1 debut, F1 tributes, Emira Cup reveal, and a powerful lineup.
Discover the incredible story of a 1961 Lotus Elite Series 2, once owned by Honda founder Soichiro Honda. This rare car boasts significant history and a meticulous restoration.
A 2005 Lotus Elise finished in Laser Blue with light mods and only 9,000 miles. Still a featherweight icon of road feel and precision.
A rare 2003 Lotus Esprit V8 in New Lotus Yellow, offering final-edition performance with just 18,050 miles on the clock.