Lotus

Started in 1952 as Lotus Engineering by Colin Chapman and Colin Dare, the company has been involved heavily in motor sports including Formula One, contracted automotive engineering and road cars.

After the death of Chapman in 1982, the company flirted with bankruptcy before passing through a number of hands, including Toyota, GM and Italian businessman Romano Artioli. The company is now part of the Malaysia industrial conglomerate DRB-Hicom, which also owns the Proton brand.

Models

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Eletre (2023, Type 132, first generation)
Emira GT4 (2022, first generation)
Emira (2022)
Evora GT410 (2020, first generation)
Evora GT (2020, first generation, USA)
Evija (2020, Type 130, first generation)
Evora GT4 Concept race car (2019, first generation)
Exige Sport 410 (2018, Series 3)
Evora GT430 Sport (2017, first generation)
Elise Cup 260 (2017, Series 3)
Evora GT430 limited edition (2017, first generation)
Elise Sprint 220 (2017 facelift, Series 3)
Elise 250 Special Edition (Series III, 2016)
Elise Cup 250 (Series 3, 2016)
Elise Sport (Series 2)
Elise Sport 220 (Series 2)
Exige 360 Cup (third generation)
3-Eleven
Evora S (first generation)
Evora 400

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