Although details are scares, CEO Dany Bahar mentioned the model will be given 147 alterations and "the priority is to improve the quality." That means we expect a new transmission, exhaust, and a revised better-quality interior.
Accompanying this report are rumours that imply Lotus is developing an Evora convertible and a high-performance variant. This will allegedly adopt a supercharged 3.5 litre V6 pumping out 400bhp (406PS/298kW). Lastly, a plug-in hybrid may be launched within two years. The vehicle is expected to be powered by a 1.2 litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine and two electric motors that will allow the model to produce some serious power, while emitting 55g/km of carbon emissions.
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