Whichcar article

[thunt]

What the Lotus Emira means for Britain’s iconic sportscar brand

For the first time in decades, the future of Lotus looks secure

www.whichcar.com.au

This is a good article on not just the Emira, but Lotus itself. It was reassuring as well that the m139 is the engine that is going to be used

 

[Stsainj]

What the Lotus Emira means for Britain’s iconic sportscar brand

For the first time in decades, the future of Lotus looks secure

www.whichcar.com.au

This is a good article on not just the Emira, but Lotus itself. It was reassuring as well that the m139 is the engine that is going to be used

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I’ve seen the above photo before, but I can’t tell if one of the covered vehicles is the Emira or if those are 3 other unannounced upcoming electric vehicles. It seems like the Emira should have two horizontal headlight elements….

 

[Jonhklee]

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I’ve seen the above photo before, but I can’t tell if one of the covered vehicles is the Emira or if those are 3 other unannounced upcoming electric vehicles. It seems like the Emira should have two horizontal headlight elements….

The far right covered one is the Emira surely!

 

[Lankan]

Good article.

As someone who is not up to speed with developments at Mercedes, it was interesting to read that the AMG M139 will not be Euro 7 compliant.

Off-topic but, if Euro 7 regulations dictate that exhaust noise is to be muted to the extent seen/heard at the launch of the new Countach (LPI-800/4), then I guess the Emira will definitely be the last car that I would be interested it.