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Lotus Type 135

The Lotus Type 135 electric sports car will have its batteries in an unusual place

Posted on October 14, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Lotus has dropped several hints about its plans for future electrification, but a new report has revealed more details about its EV ambition.

Lotus is nearing delivery of its last internal combustion car, the Emira, and will be ramping up its electric car efforts in the coming years.

Previously, the only indication Lotus gave on its electrified future came in the form of the Evija hypercar, but that car’s price and 130-unit limited production run – which will commence soon – mean it’ll be unobtainable for most people.
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