Submarine Bond Car Gets Honored By Custom Lotus Evora 410

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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The Lotus Evora 410 that you see in the pictures is a special and unique car. Besides being special for paying a tribute to the famous Bond car, it is also the last car produced by the Lotus Exclusive department.

The car that featured in The Spy Who Loved Me is a Lotus Esprit S1, currently celebrating its 40th birthday. Therefore, an Evora 410 was chosen for honoring the movie and the car, as it is the most powerful in its series.

Lotus Evora 410

The car is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine, delivering 410 hp and covering the 0-100 km/h sprint in 3.9 seconds. The engine is teamed up with a six-speed manual transmission.

Lotus Evora 410

Lotus was founded on the principle of lightweight engineering, something that almost nobody does it right nowadays. The bespoke car provides unique and exclusive details, finished in a white & black color scheme. A carbon tailgate, with a custom badge on the B pillar and a series of carbon fiber components, complete the picture gracefully.

Lotus Evora 410

According to Lotus, Aero Evora 410 delivers up to 64 kg of downforce, thus enhancing the car's performance.

Lotus Evora 410

Lotus Exclusive has customized 25% of the car maker's new cars, so it is safe to say that it had a big success. Lotus Evora 410 is produced in a limited edition of 150 cars per year, is set to reach the USA this spring.

Lotus Evora 410
Lotus Evora 410
Lotus Evora 410

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