Lotus Evora 400 - pricing and specs confirmed - Evo
Of course, Dany’s plans didn’t quite pan out the way he wanted them to. Now Lotus is under the stewardship of former Peugeot-Citroën exec Jean-Marc Gales and is officially on the road to recovery. To mark the achievement, the company is launching its first new significant model since 2008, when the original Evora was first revealed. The new car, called Evora 400, isn’t a clean-sheet design but there isn’t an area Lotus hasn’t looked to improve upon. The outgoing car’s doors, roof and front and rear shells are carried over, but the front and rear bumpers are new, as is the bonnet while the engine cover has been improved upon, too. Russell Carr, who designed the original Evora, says the 400 follows Lotus’s design philosophy of supercar performance, and supercar design. Pricing Lotus has now confirmed pricing for the Evora 400. Billed as the fastest and most powerful production Lotus ever, it's also one of the most expensive, with a starting price of £72,000 in the UK. That's actually a little less than the... As standard, Evora 400s include 370mm composite two-piece AP Racing brakes, a limited-slip differential, automatic air conditioning, and a full infotainment system, including satellite navigation. Source: www.evo.co.uk
