Everyone knows that Lotus has been preparing to go fully electric for awhile now, but aside from a super secret project called Lotus Type 131, we haven’t known much. Well, that all changed during the Driving Tomorrow global digital conference broadcast yesterday, when Lotus finally announced exactly what they’ve been working on. Turns out, Type 131 is actually their very last sports car to be powered by a conventional gasoline engine and it’s real name is Emira.... Read More
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Toyota’s luxury sub-brand – Lexus – recently took the covers off its latest emission-free concept – the LF-Z Electrified. As such, similar to most established automotive companies, the Japanese carmaker is diversifying its... Read More
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Of all the places one can expect to source an electric bike, Nepal might be the last on the list. Still, it is exactly where the Project Zero concept hails from as it edges closer to production. Yatri Motorcycles has been working on its battery-po... Read More
Getting behind the wheel of a Mini transports me to the getaway sequence in The Italian Job. Suddenly I hear “Getta Bloomin’ Move On” playing in my head. I want to race through the streets of Turin, down ancient... Read More
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Lotus Cars decided to retire two of their iconic vehicles, the Elise and the Exige, which are sunsetting after 25 and 21 years, respectively. But this is Lotus and they couldn't just quietly call it quits on the cars without any fanfare. So to celebrate, they decided to make five new Final Edition models that boast higher power, greater standard specification and, of course, an overall weight that might surprise you. And don't forget, they did all of this during a pandemic. ... Read More
