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Good news for the little sports car company.

Green

It's putting down about 450 horsepower at the wheels.

Official

Lotus isn't just blowing smoke.

This is the fastest road car Lotus has ever built.

Quick Spin

This car's story is not about the power bump.

First Drive

The Evora 400 does everything that makes Lotus great, while losing the things that don't.

Simplify and add convenience.

Official

Plus the skinny about electric power steering straight from the CEO.

Put away your pitchforks. No decision has been made yet and there's plenty of good Lotus news.

Report

In order to meet US emissions targets, Lotus reportedly plans to bring a detuned version of the new Evora 400 to North America, minus the supercharger.

Opinion

As much as we love convertible sportscars, Lotus needs another model.

Lotus plans an Evora 400 Roadster for the United States, which it expects will make up more than half of its sales. That's great, but it won't be enough.

Geneva

Lotus shows its latest lightweight models in Geneva by displaying the Evora Sport 410, Exige Sport 350, and Elise Cup 250. This trio could put a smile on any driver's face.

Official

The Lotus Evora Sport 410 has more power and less weight than the Evora 400, and a North American specific version of the new coupe arrives later this year.

Official

Hethel is getting into the personalization business with the launch of its new Lotus Exclusive program, available on new and existing models this year.

Video

Evo's 2015 Car of the Year test unleashes 11 of the world's greatest performance cars on the picturesque roads of Scotland to find the absolute best.

Video

Xcar checks out the Lotus Evora 400 to see if the sports car can take the fight to Porsche.

Report

Lotus is bringing the new Evora 400, complete with the requisite safety upgrades, to the US later this year, with a lift-roof roadster variant to follow six months later as part of a renewed American push.

Official

Lotus has announced a new push into the North American market, with headquarters moving to Ann Arbor, an expanded dealer network, and the new Evora 400 arriving in December.

Official

Lotus has raised the price significantly for the new-and-improved Evora 400 revealed in Geneva this year, but is gives its customers a lot of performance and upgraded equipment for the extra scratch.

Geneva

Lotus gives the Evora a thorough, 400-horsepower makeover in time for the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, proving that you don't need to start from scratch to get anywhere... and get there fast.

Official

Thanks to a host of revisions, the new Evora 400 will lap the Lotus test track six seconds faster than the Evora S that came before.

Spy Shots

In its never-ending drive for sports car perfection, Lotus has been spotted working on a revised version of the Evora that's expected to debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month.

Report

If it seems to you like every sports car manufacturer is getting into the crossover game, that's because it's pretty much true. And now, we potentially have one more to add to the list, as Britain's Car magazine reports that Lotus – yes, Lotus – is proceeding with plans to build a crossover.

Report

The trials and tribulations at Lotus over the past several years haven't put the company in best financial position, and after the dismissal of Dany Bahar as CEO, the automaker seemed rudderless. Jean-Marc Gales (pictured above) is the new captain at the helm of the British sports car brand, and he seems like the complete opposite of Bahar. Where the former boss was hugely ambitious (perhaps overly), the current CEO has crafted a plan for a gradual turnaround under what he called a "logic-based"

Official

"We are delighted to open our doors to customers so that they can collect their new car from us direct." – Jean-Marc Gales

Official

It's not been a great week for Lotus. Seven days ago, the UK-based automaker laid off a quarter of its workforce, terminating "up to 325 jobs." And then, just a few days ago, it was reported that the company would be ending US sales of its well-received Evora due to the expiration of an airbag exemption. The Evora is the only vehicle Lotus sells in the US, meaning its end effectively removes the brand from the market.

Report

It's been three years now since Lotus stopped selling the Elise and Exige in North America, leaving the Evora as its only model available Stateside. But according to the latest from Car and Driver, even that model is on its way out.

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