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Lotus introduced a concept named E-R9 that shows what an endurance racer might look like in 2030. It's electric and fitted with active aerodynamic parts.

Tata Safari 2.0L Diesel AT Review The Safari is powered by the same 2.0L diesel engine as the Harrier, Compass & Hector. Called "Kryotec170", the motor produces 168 BHP (@ 3,750 rpm) & 350 Nm (@ 1,750 - 2,500 rpm) and is mated to a 6-speed MT or AT. One line summary = the AT is the gearbox to buy, don't even consider the MT. The Safari is larger and as a result, heavier than the Harrier by 115 kg. It tips the scales at 1,825 kg. This gives it a power-to-weight ratio of 92 BHP / ton, which is just 6 BHP / ton lesser than the Harrier. The torque-to-weight ratio of 192 Nm / ton is lesser than th...

Updated Thursday, 28th January 2021, 3:18 pm Lotus, one of the most iconic names in British motorsport and car production, has confirmed it will build a new ‘Type 131’ sports car this year at its newly refurbished £100 million Hethel headquarters. The Norfolk-based carmaker has also confirmed production of its three current sports car models — the Elise, Exige andEvora — will stop this year. The announcement means the end for one of Lotus’s most important and iconic models: the Elise. Launched 26 years ago in 1995, it pioneered the use of an extruded-and-bonded aluminium chassis, ...

Live updates: 2021 Tata Safari India unveil, specs, features, interiors, engine, details Tuhin Guha Updated: January 26, 2021, 06:48 PM IST Tata Motors is set to unveil the 2021 Tata Safari in India today. The 2021 Safari is effectively a seven-seater version of the Tata Harrier and is expected to come with more features and tech, aside from the extra row of seats. So far known as the Gravitas, the Safari was first shown at the 2020 Auto Expo. Stay tuned as we bring you all t...

Lotus confirms new Type 131 sports car for 2021; production of Elise, Exige and Evora also to end 25 January 2021 8:08 pm / 13 comments Confirming a report by Automotive News Europe last week, Lotus has confirmed that it will be revealing an all-new sports car this year. Codenamed Type 131, the new model will form part of a series of sports cars rolling out of an upgraded plant in Hethel. Lotus’ new cars will replace the existing Elise, Exige and Evora, which will all cease production this year, ending a 26-year legacy. No details of the Type 131 have been revealed just yet, but Autoc...