Lotus has launched a revised version of the Evora – the GT410. It will be the second model in the lineup and will sell alongside its sibling, the GT410 Sport, which also benefits from some neat upgrades. So, let’s check out Lotus team’s latest improvements and changes!
Evora GT410 is designed to be a sort of “everyday car”. Whatever that means, the vehicle is geared with neat Sparco sports seats and air-con in order to create a more pleasurable environment for occupants. There’s also a reversing camera that enhances safety during low-speed maneuvers. There’s also a premium infotainment system with sat-nav and Apple CarPlay. There’s also a DAB radio for the first time. Neat! Furthermore, GT410’s door trims now feature integrated armrests and storage bins for enhanced comfort and practicality.
The vehicle comes with a revised damper rate, which still delivers outstanding performance, but it now creates a more compliant ride for improved real-world comfort and pleasure. The Michelin Pilot Sport 4S all-weather tires further enhance the pleasure of driving.

In terms of exterior styling, new Evora comes with a body-colored roof, side sills, tailgate, front access panel and mirror backs, red AP racing brake calipers and silver or glossy black V-spoke cast alloy wheels, 19-inches at the front and 20- at the rear.
On the other hand, Evora GT410 Sport remains the most driver-focused and lightweight model in the entire Evora range. However, its standard specs have been revised and upgraded: now there are Sparco sports seats, air-con, a premium infotainment system and Apple CarPlay smartphone incorporation.
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Lotus team has also announced new ways for customers to enhance the specs of the Elise and Exige lineup models. Such upgrades include Touring and Sport upgrade packs. The first one, Touring, includes more conventional and comfortable features, while Sport is exclusively focused on improving the performance rates of the machine.

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Lotus, one more time achieving more with doing less, presents some new upgrade tweaks for the Evora 400: there is a new Carbon pack, Lithium-Ion battery and some titanium components. Sweet! So, without further due, let’s check the bag of tricks!
Lotus fans have helped the brand to develop new and exclusive color scheme that will soon be released in limited run with an Evora model.
To mark the 50 years since the foundation of the famous factory in Hethel, Lotus is releasing a limited Hethel Edition model based on the Evora 400. The car will be offered within three exclusive exterior colors and three trim options, respectively. Precisely, the colors to choose from are Essex Blue, Motorsport Black, and Racing Green. When it comes to the interior, one can opt for either black or red leather or Alcantara interior trim, which is in dependency of the bodywork color.

Recently after the showcase of Elise Cup 250, Exige Sport 350 and Evora 400, Lotus takes one more step forward with the showcase of the high-performance Evora Sport 410. With tons of improvements, tweaks and fine-tunes the latest Lotus family member offers a 410hp (301kW) power unit with track-bred 3-Eleven that clocks 0-100km/h (62mph) in 3.9 seconds.

By far, the most powerful Lotus in production, the Lotus Evora 400 comes as superior as you have never expected from it. This beast is not only beautiful, but it is also flexible, mean and aggressive. So, let’s check it out!

Lotus has finally announced the pricing of the fastest and most powerful car in its range, the Evora 400. The first deliveries will happen in August and this is when the lucky customers will enjoy for vehicle’s high levels of standard specification. Of course, the Evora 400 will deliver nothing less but the iconic for the brand handling, however in more efficient and dynamic way.
In February we saw the birth of the most powerful Lotus ever – the Evora 400. Then, at the Geneva Auto Saloon we witnessed its official public reveal. Now, the company has finally proved this with early tests, carried out by the Technical Manager for Lotus Motorsport, Gavan Kershaw. He drove the new Lotus at Hethel, boasting an advantage of six seconds per lap. During the tests he drove an Evora with standard road specifications, running on road tyres and suspension.
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