The Lotus Evora 400 catches our attention in a video driving on the road and on the track

Victor Alós Yus    @sepelaci    6 November 2015     2 min.
The Lotus Evora 400 catches our attention in a video driving on the road and on the track

The Lotus Evora has undergone new changes to place it at the top of the performance this model of the British brand offers, and we can see it in a spectacular video that the brand itself sent us to show everything this car can do

Lotus Evora 400
The Lotus Evora is one of the most iconic models of the British brand, so it comes as no surprise that it receives an update to improve all of its performance. In fact, the Lotus Evora 400 is the most powerful version of all those produced to date. An update that has also served to modify some things on the model.

To create this new version, around two-thirds of the components have been replaced to make it more powerful and attractive. The 3.5-litre V6 engine is completely new. It is a supercharged unit, and its output has risen from 345 CV to 400 CV in this new incarnation of the legendary model. Its maximum torque has also been increased to 410 Nm from 3,500 rpm.

A redesign and the engine have improved the performance of the Lotus Evora 400

The chassis has also undergone considerable changes thanks to its construction with aluminium and other lightweight materials used at the front and rear. Thanks to these elements, the total weight of the vehicle has been reduced by 42 kilos, which allows for greater efficiency and gets the most out of the engine.

The aerodynamics have also been improved, so that the Evora 400 becomes the fastest and most efficient in its category. The driving experience of this model has always been very exciting, but now they assure us it will offer even more excitement. To demonstrate this, the brand itself has presented a video showing how this model behaves, both on the road, where the recording begins, and on the track, where the showcase ends.

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Source | Lotus

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