This is your first look at lotuscars's upcoming electric sports car, which will use batteries supplied by BritishvoltUK
The latter, managing director Matt Windle told Autocar last year, will give"the yaw control and stability that we’re used to setting cars up around” while enabling a “sports car feel”.
Britishvolt hasn't given further technical details of the batteries that it will develop with Lotus. It noted that the project will"benefit from the close proximity" of its own research-and-development centre and that of Britishvolt in the West Midlands. "These are the first exciting steps on the journey towards an all-new electric sports car from Lotus and yet another step towards the transformation towards sustainable, renewable electricity stored in batteries.”Separately from its efforts to build a range of electric sports cars at its Hethel headquarters, Lotus will also put its name to a four-strong family of lifestyle-oriented EVs to be built at a new facility in Wuhan, China.
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