Our team of spy photographers spotted a curious-looking Elise S Cup R lapping the grueling Nurburgring last month, but Lotus didn't waste much time with this mysterious new model and announced what we ...

Lightweight sports cars like the Elise are hard to find these days. So finding an old one and having it rebuilt using modern standards might be your best bet.

Lotus in January confirmed the Elise, Exige and Evora sports cars would all be phased out in 2021, to be replaced by a new series of sports cars starting with the Type 131 (code name) arriving in 2022 ...

This 2005 Lotus Elise wears Starlight Black over black leather and comes with both a soft top and a hardtop. The seller is ...

Explore the design, engineering, and driving characteristics that have shaped the reputation of the Lotus Elise. This piece ...

Lotus stopped making the Elise after 25 years, which is sad if you think about it, but this moment was inevitable. The British marque has pledged to stop making gasoline-engined cars, and all its ...

Lotus last week built its last Elise, some 26 years after the spritely roadster first entered production. The Elise had been pivotal in keeping Lotus alive during decades of financial hardship, and ...

The Elise Cup 260 is based on the company's race car-derived Elise and features a host of those race-bred parts that, according to the company, make it the ultimate Elise. Produced to celebrate the ...

The Lotus Elise has been around since 1996 and was last updated in 2011 before fading away into oblivion in 2021. The fact that it is still highly relevant even today is a credit to the work of the ...

Some 21 years ago, the first-generation Lotus Elise weighed 1521 lbs. without its fluids. Of course it also had to make due with just 118 horsepower on tap. Today, Lotus says the next-generation, ...

Prashirwin Naidu is a South African motoring journalist and presenter with a deep passion for cars, driving experiences, and the evolving automotive landscape. Known for his energetic yet insightful ...

Once upon a time, not so long ago, sports cars were about simplicity, balance and light weight. Horsepower was certainly welcome, though not necessarily essential, as handling and agility were at ...