Lotus is a name inextricably woven into Formula 1 history, going back to 1957. The British marque, a David among Goliaths, has won the title seven times, and its initial foray into the premier race ...

Lotus is one of the legends of F1, winning seven Constructor Championships and six Driver Championships between 1963 and 1979. But they all have to start somewhere, and for the legendary British ...

The first Lotus Formula 1 car will be among the featured lots at a Bonhams auction scheduled for May 10 in Monaco. The original Team Lotus dissolved in the early 1990s (other unrelated teams ...

Formula 1 cars are, without a doubt, some of the most extreme pieces of engineering devised by human hands. Made to go fast and hard on challenging tracks for the glory of their builders and drivers, ...

This is the little-known story of Lotus cars and the grassroots motorsport that inspired Colin Chapman to build super-lightweight race cars. Many folks may know a little bit about the original Lotus 7 ...

Lotus delivered an early Christmas present: Photos of the shakedown test of its new FIA rally-spec Exige. The test occurred this morning in Turin, Italy, where the Exige R-GT turned its first lap ...

The switch for kitschy visuals and florid melodrama is flicked to 11 in "12 Lotus," a musical extravaganza charting the ups and downs of a singer done wrong by just about everyone. The switch for ...

Lotus is about to return with a big bang, as the company is reportedly working on a top secret $2.5 million electric hypercar. Autocar reports that the project is codenamed ‘Omega’ and that ...

Lotus has unveiled its latest concept car, the Theory 1, an all-electric supercar that showcases the brand’s cutting-edge technology and design. With a top speed of 200 mph and a sleek, futuristic ...

Lotus debuts Emira Clark Edition, limited to 60 units, honoring Jim Clark’s legendary 1965 season Features bespoke Racing Green livery, retro interior details and 400 hp V6 with manual gearbox Priced ...

Piloting the car during its heyday was Graham Hill, who would eventually become a five-time Monaco Grand Prix winner and two-time winner of Formula 1’s World Drivers’ Championship. Hill drove for ...