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Lotus hatching Evija successor with energy company

Lotus hatching Evija successor with energy company

Posted on May 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

New partnership between Lotus and British Gas owner to spin-off new model and help revolutionise the way we charge EVs

Lotus has forged a partnership with British Gas parent company Centrica to develop a follow-up to the Evija hypercar that’s promised to ‘redesign’ electric car ownership.

There’s sadly no details on the new sports car that will be created by the Geely-owned brand and the British energy supplier, but Lotus has revealed that the upcoming model will be a “core part in helping Lotus reach net zero carbon emissions”.
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