At the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show Lotus will unveil the Elise Club Racer, a special edition based on the 134hp Lotus Elise S and characterized by the adoption of four color schemes used by Lotus in the 1960s.

A small team at Lotus has presented a proposal for a modern compact city car, powered by an electric powertrain and featuring a modular aluminum sandwich structure. The project was developed in just two weeks in collaboration with Automotive Engineer magazine.

The limited edition calendar by Lotus Design includes exclusive renderings and development sketches, scale model photographs and digital visualisations from the Design team's most recent projects.

The Lotus Eigne is an electric sportscar concept targeted to young families which combines the typical sportiness of Lotus models with a high level of practicality. The author is David Fearnley, who graduated from Northumbria University.

Lotus has unveiled the name and new details and images of the Project Eagle 2+2 sportscar, called 'Evora'. We report the official release that documents the design development.

Lotus has released the first official information on its upcoming model codenamed 'Project Eagle'. The 2+2 mid-engined sportscar will debut at the next British Motorshow in London and will go on sale in spring 2009.

Lotus has released the official images and information about the concept designed for the Hot Wheels Designer challenge. The sportscar created by Steven Crijns combines styling cues typical of Lotus models with the performance-driven philosophy of the Hot Wheels toy cars.

Unveiled at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show, the Exige GT3 Concept was developed by Lotus Sport, the brand's race car performance division. It is powered by a 271 hp turbocharged unit and it could be produced in limited series.

Unveiled by Lotus Sport at Geneva, the 2-Eleven features a total weight of just 670 kg and a supercharged 1.8 liters engine delivering 252 hp. It will be sold in both road and racetrack versions starting from April 2007.

Virtual car has published an interesting project of a futuristic evolution of the Lotus Seven sportscar. It was designed by South African designer Wayne Batty who has created two versions for both male and female customers.