Lotus Evora FAQs

• Is the Lotus Evora a good car?

  We place this car right up there as one of the most underrated names going around. It has a phenomenal chassis, and that translates into a ride dynamic that is sprightly, animated and exciting all in one. It still feels delightfully comfortable, however, which means it isn't just for short-distance driving. You could easily get used to this as a daily driver and really make the most of it on long weekend trips. With a punchy engine and gearbox combo, gorgeous looks, and plenty to admire inside the cabin, the Lotus Evora is a beauty.

• How fast is the Lotus Evora?

  The top-spec GT variant of the Lotus Evora can hit a top-speed of 300km/h, and it can sprint from 0 to 100km/h in as little as just under 4 seconds. In our books, that is one mighty fast car, and you sure better not blink or you'll miss it! Lotus cars have always had an incredibly nimble and agile dynamic, so this sort of prowess shouldn't surprise anyone.

• Does a Lotus Evora hold its value?

  As a somewhat niche brand, and a high-end one at that, the Lotus Evora fares reasonably well in terms of holding its value. Based on data out of the UK, the Lotus Evora tends to hold a little over 60% of its original value after a period of three years, beaten only by a small selection of names. Apart from the status of the Lotus brand, limited production of the Evora has also helped its cause in the second-hand market. At the end of the day though, depreciation affects all cars.