The Lotus Emira 2021 is a A+ tier car that comes with a stock rating of 221. This rear-wheel-drive vehicle has a handling of 40% grip. With a top-speed of 180 mph, the Emira 2021 is capable of ...

The Emira's current supercharged V6 won't be emissions-compliant for much longer, and Lotus needs something that Americans ...

Lotus says the Emira is capable of ripping off the 0-60 mph sprint in just 4.3 seconds with the manual equipped, before continuing on to a top speed of 180 mph. The test car in this clip doesn’t ...

Lotus says the manual Emira V6 will sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds on the way to its 180-mph top speed. But what's more impressive on the narrow, winding roads around Hethel is not the ...

We recently spent a week with a Seneca Blue 2024 Lotus Emira First Edition specced with the supercharged Toyota V-6 and a six-speed manual ... jet cage over the top of it—we found ourselves ...

With the added power, Lotus claims the Emira Turbo SE can accelerate from 0-62 mph in just four seconds, shaving 0.4 second off the previous time. The top speed increases by 11 mph to 180 mph.

But then I drove a Lotus Emira equipped ... now leaves the 400 at the top of my favorite Evoras list. In dark green over a black interior, obviously. Back in the Emira again, the first thing ...

The first decision to make when choosing a V-6-powered Emira is between the six-speed manual ... wearing Lotus-specific Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2s, which are among the greatest top-tier ...

Lotus has unveiled its latest performance flagship, the Emira Turbo SE ... a 0-60 mph time of 4 seconds and a top speed of 180 mph. Exclusive to the Turbo SE are features like Zinc Grey paint ...

In fairness, an Emira powered by either the supercharged V6 or AMG inline-four can still launch hard enough to terrify friends. But Lotus has never been about all-out straight line speed.

HIGHS: Blissfully transparent steering, intoxicating supercharger whoops, the first Lotus sports car with a no-excuses interior. Transliterated from Arabic, Emira means "princess." Fittingly ...

Lotus Cars, which shouldn't be confused with EV division Lotus Technologies, recently updated the internal combustion Emira for model year 2025. In addition to a revised lineup, the mid-engine ...