The 2024 Lotus Evija is Lotus’s Type 130 all-electric hypercar, pairing four electric motors with 2,011 bhp and all-wheel drive. Its carbon-fibre two-seat coupe body, five driving modes and electronically limited 217 mph top speed reflect a road-car programme built around extreme EV performance. Lotus limits production to 130 examples. The manufacturer states 0–62 mph in under three seconds; no exact 0–60 mph figure is recorded here.
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The 2024 Lotus Evija is Lotus’s Type 130 all-electric hypercar, pairing four electric motors with 2,011 bhp and all-wheel drive. Its carbon-fibre two-seat coupe body, five driving modes and electronically limited 217 mph top speed reflect a road-car programme built around extreme EV performance. Lotus limits production to 130 examples. The manufacturer states 0–62 mph in under three seconds; no exact 0–60 mph figure is recorded here.
BHP is taken directly from Lotus’s official model page (2011 bhp). Lotus’s official press material gives 0–62 mph in under three seconds, while Car and Driver reports the manufacturer’s 0–60 claim as under two seconds and separately lists a 1.8-second estimate; because neither is an exact 0–60 result and estimates/conversions are excluded, zero_to_sixty is null. Car and Driver supplies the single-speed Automatic transmission and Coupe classification.
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