2010 Lotus Evora

Lotus has planned to release the Lotus Evora during 75th Melbourne Auto Show. Evora is powered by a Lotus-tuned all-alloy 3.5 litre (Toyota derived) V6, with variable valve timing on both the intake and exhaust cams. Its 2+2 seating configuration includes child seat capability in the back, and the practicality carries through to a 160 litre boot to accommodate a full set of golf clubs.

Some others features are include to the car as well such as cruise control and parking sensors, top-end stereo and multi-media systems, satellite navigation, reversing camera and active noise cancellation, switchable suspension and upgraded brakes. As Lotus freely admits, Evora has been designed to be as much a luxury coupe as a high-performance sports car.