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Lotus Evija can literally eat through the wind, and here’s proof

Lotus Evija can literally eat through the wind, and here’s proof

Posted on May 13, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Much has been said about the Lotus Evija, both good and bad. The Evija is every inch a megabuck hypercar and is Britain’s first-ever all-electric supercar. However, pundits say the Lotus Evija is too heavy, too complicated, and too expensive for its own good. But in a recent animated video, Lotus is highlighting the Evija’s biggest secret weapon, and it has nothing to do with brute force.
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