Images: Lotus Mk.I Evora (2009-11)
Released in November 2009, Lotus the Mk.I Evora was a mid-engined two-door coupe. Hand-built in Norfolk, England, the Evora was powered by a 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine mated to a six-speed manual transmission. The Mk.I Evora was available in two (‘2+0’) and two-plus-two (‘2+2’) seat models… Read full Lotus Evora review
Images: Lotus Mk.II Evora (2011-21)
Released in August 2011, the Lotus Mk.II Evora introduced an expanded range with more standard features, the availability of a six-speed automatic transmission and the supercharged Evora S. Furthermore, the two seat models were discontinued such that all models had four seats. The Evora S was powered by a 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine that was fitted with a Harrop supercharger and Eaton Twin Vortex compressors. The six-speed automatic transmission had a manual mode which could be controlled via steering wheel gearshift paddles; from April 2012, this transmission was also available for the Evora S.
