Lotus changes Chinese name in brand revival effort
Lotus CEO called the move a major brand revival milestone and said the brand sold more than 2,000 units worldwide in December.
Lotus Isn’t Going EV-Only Anymore. What Does This Mean for the Emira?
Yet another automaker is walking back its plans to go fully electric. After a few of Germany’s car companies reversed course, Lotus is jumping…
Jenson Button’s Sports Car Company Radford Motors Is Bankrupt
A few years ago, Formula 1 champion Jenson Button announced that he was partnering with TV presenter and mechanic Ant Anstead to start a…
The Lotus Theory 1 Is Exactly What a Concept Should Be: Radical
If you glance at the new Lotus Theory 1 concept from the side, you could almost mistake it for an old-school, wedge-shaped supercar from the…
Electric Lotus Elise Delayed Until Lighter Batteries Exist
Like other automakers, big and small, Lotus is on a farewell tour with the internal combustion engine. The Elise, Exige, and Evora have…
2,000-HP Lotus Evija X Crashes Immediately at Goodwood
It turns out 2,000 horsepower is kinda hard to control.
Lotus Elise Revived as Super-Fast-Charging EV Sports Car
Modifying an old Lotus into an electric sports car isn’t a new concept—that’s how Tesla started. Of course, electric vehicles are no longer…
Nio, Lotus enter into strategic partnership on charging and battery swap
Nio and Lotus will collaborate in areas including the development and customization of models that support charging and battery swap, and…
Lotus Tech debuts on Nasdaq with slightly lower market cap than Nio
Lotus Technology has a market capitalization of $9.3 billion, higher than Xpeng's $8.1 billion and slightly lower than Nio's $11.2 billion.
Lotus Tech to begin trading on Nasdaq on Feb 23
Lotus Technology's business combination with a SPAC is expected to close on February 22 and will trade under the ticker symbol "LOT".