Lotus has given us a glimpse into its future with the “Theory 1” concept—a futuristic blend of the brand's core design principles and enough futuristic tech to keep the whole thing interesting.

The Lotus Carlton is the kind of car that comes along once in a generation. At a time when fast four door saloons were the preserve of BMW and Mercedes, this Vauxhall derived supercar arrived on ...

There’s more to the future of Lotus than big electric SUVs. That’s what the British company once famous for its lightweight sports cars wants you to believe—and it’s why Lotus has revealed ...

Lotus has a lot to say about its breathtaking new Theory 1 concept car. It "embodies the future of intelligent performance vehicles," and its design encapsulates "three core principles – Digital ...

The Lotus Theory 1 is a battery-electric concept that sends 986 hp to the wheels. Lotus is using its motor array and 70-kWh battery pack as stressed members in the chassis. Lotus says this 986-hp ...

The Lotus Emira is the final model from the famed British marque to feature a gas engine. Here in the United States, the Emira is offered with two powertrains. There's an AMG-sourced turbocharged ...

This is the Lotus Theory 1, a pure concept that’s aiming to draw together a few of Lotus’ historically core values before we forget that Lotus does other stuff than tech-tilted, luxury ...

Lotus revealed a tech-forward concept car called the Theory 1, marking the first entry in a new design study the brand is calling Lotus Theory. The concept uses screens, projections, and a suite ...

Lotus has published a series of teaser videos on its social media channels showing what could be a concept previewing its next electric sports car – a rival to the upcoming electric 2025 Porsche ...

Lotus revealed its new Theory 1 electric sports car, a concept that the automaker says “embodies the future of intelligent performance vehicles.” It’s a visual aid for Lotus’ new Digital ...

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T70 features an eight megapixel sensor which is coupled to a Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar branded 3x optical zoom and a roomy 16:9 aspect ratio 3.0" touch screen LCD.

This is the Lotus Theory 1, a new electric-powered concept that’s the biggest statement of intent from the reinvented sports car brand since the Lotus Evija ushered in its Geely-owned era.