Lotus Evora
Lotus Evora Key Specifications
Lotus Evora Overview
The Lotus Evora was a lightweight two-seat sports car built around Lotus’ focus on low weight and handling. Its design featured a low nose, compact dimensions, flowing bodywork and a mid-mounted engine layout, while the cabin was more spacious than Lotus’ smaller sports cars and used leather and aluminium trim.
In India, the Evora 400 was powered by a 3.5-litre supercharged Toyota V6 producing about 394 bhp and was paired with an automatic gearbox. Earlier versions of the Evora were also offered with manual and automatic transmissions.
The car featured sports suspension, lightweight construction, performance brakes and electronic stability systems, with a claimed 0-100 kmph time of around 4.2 seconds in the Evora 400.
Safety equipment included airbags, ABS, traction control and stability control.
The Evora was discontinued in India in mid-2015.
Lotus Evora FAQs
Has the Lotus Evora been discontinued in India?
−Yes, the Evora was discontinued in India in 2015 after a brief run as a limited CBU offering. Global production of the Evora also ended in 2021.
Which car replaced the Lotus Evora in India?
+The Lotus Emira is now the brand's petrol-powered sports car in India, replacing the Evora globally in 2021 as Lotus's last internal combustion engine car before the brand transitions to an all-electric lineup.
Is the Lotus Evora available in petrol, CNG, electric or diesel engines?
+The Evora is currently available with Petrol engines.