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Tested: 2024 Lotus Emira Is Both a First and a Last

By Matthew Lynch
January 15, 2024
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The 2024 Lotus Emira marks a significant milestone in the British automaker’s history, signifying both a first and a last for the brand. As the first all-new Lotus sports car in over a decade, the Emira showcases technological advancements and design evolution. Yet, it is also the last gas-powered vehicle that Lotus will produce before they make the complete transition to electric vehicles.

Built on the brand’s new Sports Car Architecture, the 2024 Emira boasts an aluminium-intensive monocoque construction that sets it apart from its predecessors like the Elise, Exige, and Evora. With agility, refinement, and aerodynamics in mind, this mid-engined sports car further amplifies Lotus’s core values.

Under the hood, buyers will have two powertrain options to choose from – a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four sourced from Technical Partner AMG, or a 3.5-liter supercharged V6 carried over from the outgoing Evora GT. The AMG-sourced four-cylinder engine promises up to 360 horsepower while the Toyota-derived V6 produces up to 400 horsepower.

Purists can rejoice as both engines can be paired with an optional six-speed manual transmission or a dual-clutch automatic gearbox for those seeking efficient precision. The Emira is set to sprint from 0-60 mph in under 4 seconds and reach top speeds of around 180 mph.

When it comes to exterior styling, the Lotus Emira carries forward design elements acquired from its big brother, the all-electric Evija hypercar. The sleek lines and fluid forms showcase Lotus’ latest design language while retaining their signature aerodynamic efficiency.

Inside, drivers can expect an upgraded driving experience featuring premium materials and modern amenities. Fitted with comfortable sports seats and contemporary technology like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the Emira straddles the line between classic driver’s car and modern luxury.

In terms of safety, Lotus has not forgotten to equip the Emira with a suite of driver assistance systems. Features such as adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and rear cross-traffic alert make this sports car a more practical and secure choice.

The 2024 Lotus Emira is a testament to the innovative prowess of the British automaker. It represents a perfect blend of tradition and progress before embracing a new age in electric mobility. The Emira’s arrival subsequent departure as the last gas-powered Lotus is bittersweet, but this formidable sports car will undoubtedly leave its mark on automotive history.

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