Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Lotus Cars Limited. The Emira V6 First Edition will be built at the marque’s new 0 million facility in Hethel, England. The only other option is the aforementioned automatic gearbox, a $2,500 extra. These include the Lower Black Pack, complete with front-bumper air blades, a front splitter, side sills and a rear diffuser-all in gloss black the Drivers Pack, a choice between Tour or Sport suspension, which come with either Goodyear Eagle F1 or Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, respectively the Design Pack, which adds privacy glass, sports pedals and a black Alcantara headliner and the Convenience Pack with front parking sensors, rear reversing camera, rain-sensing wipers and auto-dimming mirrors.
Save for the car’s $1,650 Black Pack option, which blacks out items such as the roof, mirror backs and exhaust, the debut Emira comes kitted with a selection of four special trim packages as standard. Photo by Richard Pardon, courtesy of Lotus Cars Limited. Credit: Photo by Richard Pardon, courtesy of Lotus Cars Limited. The Emira’s cockpit features a wraparound dash, elevated gear shifter and a flat-bottomed steering wheel with integrated controls. 'Top Gear' Host Richard Hammond Is Selling Rare Cars and Bikes From His Private Collection Lotus Is Releasing 4 EVs Over the Next 4 Years
While the Emira employs the marque’s familiar bonded-aluminum chassis, the overall package is a far cry from the Lotus Elise of the 1990s and early 2000s-a bare-bones go-kart of a vehicle that, arguably, kept the company from permanently shuttering.Ħ Bold New Jewelry Collections Setting Trends for Collectors and Designers Alike
In the official price announcement, Lotus managing director Matt Windle describes the model as the “most accomplished Lotus we’ve ever made,” a car that offers significantly stepped-up levels of handling, power and comfort over recent models such as the Exige and Evora. Reasons abound to consider these first Emiras over offerings from equally storied rivals. Fully loaded examples of the mid-engined Emira, packed with a supercharged Toyota-built, Lotus-massaged 400 hp V-6, rings in at £75,995 (close to $104,000 at the current exchange rate), although US pricing has yet to be announced. If you’ve been eyeing the newest release from Lotus, the British automaker just announced more specifications and the cost for its Emira V6 First Edition.
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