A British hypercar for a British champ
by Greg Potts
A bespoke garment designed by renowned Savile Row tailor Norton & Sons
Engine output north of 1,900hp, 0-100kph runs in under 3sec, and up to 200kph in 6sec. What else do you get when you shell out £2.4 million (P168 million) for the Lotus Evija?Apart from bragging rights that you
It’s gonna be a big year
We've already driven the prototype of Hyundai's first junior hot hatch, and we liked it plenty. If there's any car that has a chance of challenging the sublime Ford Fiesta ST for super-shopping car medals, it's South
by Ollie Kew
Ka-ching!
Missed the first part of the list? Check it out here.Price: €1.7 million (P96.5 million)Could this be the most brain-bending supercar of all time? Early odds certainly favor it. The Gemera has a 2.0-liter three-
Once completed, this car will be quick. Really quick
Lotus wants you to know its all-electric Evija hypercar is definitely, absolutely a Thing. A Thing that you will one day be able to buy. Which is why it's continuing to send us pictures (and videos) of it undergoing testing
by Tom Harrison
See 1,972hp put to good use
And lo, it begins. Lotus has begun testing the car that will mark an entirely new chapter in the long, winding history of the fabled British sports-car maker.A car that, at first glance, is unlike any other Lotus that's
by Vijay Pattni
The name means ‘first in existence’
The name. Before we get to the looks of Lotus's first hypercar, the power of Lotus's first hypercar, or why indeed Lotus thinks it can blindside Bugatti and company, let's deal with the name. What four-wheeled unobtanium would
by Ollie Kew
And it's going to be powered by electricity
Evv-eye-ah.That's the name that Lotus has chosen for its upcoming electric hypercar. Well, it's technically Evija, but this way you'll be able to practice your pronunciation before the car is revealed on the 16th of July.
by Greg Potts
