Front driving lamps are desirable Lotus is one of the best at making bodies from glass fibre and the Elise is proof of this. It's very well finished and hard wearing, which makes it all the more ...

Lotus sold the Series 2 Elise in the U.S. from 2005 to 2011. There was nothing quite like it on the road in the mid-2000s, and there definitely isn’t anything quite like it on the road in the ...

We have it good, right? Cars come with heated this, cooled that, TV, satellite radio, and USB ports of varying shapes and sizes to power slabs that can display information, play music, or transport ...

Lotus ended production of the Elise in 2022, but the aftermarket is still coming up with ways to reinvent the roadster. Japanese tuner Rocket Bunny has built one of the most extensively modified Elise ...

In 1993 General Motors sold Lotus to the Italian entrepreneur, Ferrari megadealer and Bugatti resurrector Romano Artioli. Three years later the fantastically exotic – for the time – Lotus Elise popped ...

For more than 70 years, Lotus has been producing some of the world's most beautiful and fastest road and racing cars. The company began in 1952, the company notes, when Colin Chapman founded the ...

Lotus stopped making the Elise after 25 years, which is sad if you think about it, but this moment was inevitable. The British marque has pledged to stop making gasoline-engined cars, and all its ...

The Lotus Elise S1, or Series 1 (produced from 1996 to 2001), took the company's motto "simplify, then add lightness" to its logical conclusion. It was powered by a Rover K-Series engine that produced ...

When the Lotus Elise S1 debuted, it was officially listed as weighing less than 1600 pounds. That lightness was the car's signature feature, one that served it well through multiple generations over ...

Sports cars aren’t usually a great choice for a weekend on the trails, but this modified Lotus Elise is ready to leave pavement in the rearview. Lotus is known for its agile sports cars with nimble ...