There’s also a flat-bottomed steering wheel and extensive use of double stitching, including across the top of the fascia. The use of common Geely switchgear in the Emira appears minimal. Lotus ...
Simply put: this is the end of gas-powered Lotus cars. In a way, it’s poetic as the new Lotus Emira I4 and it’s ... The hefty torque going to the rear wheels (317 lb-ft), comes on at fairly ...
The four-cylinder Emira uses a modified version of Mercedes-AMG’s M139 2-litre turbocharged engine that sends 360bhp to the rear wheels. Though Lotus has borrowed hardware from AMG ...
This new four-cylinder Emira is the best all-round Lotus. The steering is crisp and ... and are too small (and the steering wheel spokes they are fixed to are set too low on the rim).
There’s no reason to believe this V6 and manual combo can’t last the lifetime of the Emira ... with wheel, pedals and stick. You can eventually find a comfy enough position in the Lotus ...
The combination of a quick turn-in, some genuine feel (thank you Lotus) back through the steering and grip from those Cup 2s has the Emira’s nose ... you straighten the wheel again.
Visually, the Turbo SE distinguishes itself from the base model with a standard set of V-spoke forged Satin Grey wheels, red brake calipers, and specific Emira Turbo SE badging. Lotus hasn't ...