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Lotus Evija electric hypercar postponed

Lotus Evija electric hypercar postponed

Posted on August 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Launch of insane 1470kW battery-powered British hypercar delayed as coronavirus lockdowns bite

The ups and downs of the corona-coaster continue to affect car-makers and it appears Lotus is the latest victim.

First customer deliveries of the game-changing all-electric 2000hp Lotus Evija were originally penciled in for late this year, but Lotus chief Phil Popham has told Autocar it has been delayed until mid-2021.

Just 130 examples of the high-tech circa-$3 million hypercar will be produced by the small British sports car brand, whose money troubles are seemingly over thanks to its cashed-up new owner, Geely.

The Chinese auto giant also owns Volvo and has replenished Lotus’ bank balance to the tune of almost $3 billion, which will help the brand launch more sports cars after the Evija.
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