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Lotus Cars Malaysia, the sole franchise holder for Lotus in Malaysia, has revised the retail prices of the electric Eletre Hyper-SUV and the premium...

The Lotus Emira i4 is now available for booking for those who want to grab the last of ICE-powered (internal combustion engine) Lotus. Lotus...

Lotus Cars Malaysia has unveiled its latest sports car, the Lotus Emira. The official prices for the Lotus Emira V6 First Edition have been...

The all-new Lotus Eletre is on sale now and its first customers are expected to have their vehicle delivered in 2023. At the moment,...

The name 'Geely' is not unfamiliar to Malaysians, seeing that it is one of the stakeholders in Proton, and owns a majority share in...

Subsequent to the announcement of the board of directors nominees and executives for Proton, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group also confirmed the same for British...

The latest car from Lotus, the new Elise Race 250, is a track-oriented one to showcase the engineering and racing heritage. Fit for many...

The new Lotus Evora 400 that was first seen in the 2015 Geneva Motor Show has been introduced to the Malaysian market by Lotus Cars Malaysia, a subsidiary of Proton Holdings Bhd. “We are glad that the Lotus Evora 400 has entered the Malaysian market as it is the fastest road-going Lotus car that we have ever produced. This car delivers not only a supercar look but definitely a supercar performance as well,” said Dato’ Abdul Harith Abdullah, Chief Executive Officer, Proton Holdings Berhad. The latest and greatest supercar from the Lotus stable is much faster and dynamically more capable than the preceding Lotus Evora. The Evora 400 accelerates to 100km/h in 4.2 seconds and has a maximum speed of 300km/h. More than two-thirds of the Evora 400 is new, including its supercharged and charge-cooled mid-mounted 3.5L V6 engine with output of 400hp and 410Nm of torque. Built on a new aluminium chassis, it also incorporates a new interior while the lightweight composite body has changed significantly both front and rear. With careful and clever design, the new Evora 400 had its kerb weight reduced by 42kg over the previous. This weight reduction coupled with more power means more agility and speed which allowed the car to lap the challenging Lotus test track in Hethel, UK, 7 seconds faster than the previous model. To commemorate its launch in Malaysia, Lotus Cars Malaysia is offering a promotion package for the Evora 400 which includes 3 years’ warranty, 2 years’ free service, a one time experience at the Lotus Driving Academy and automatic membership to the distinguished Lotus Official Club Malaysia (LOCM). The Evora 400 retails from RM597,999 for the base...

Sales carnivals are usually the best places to get the best possible deals for your car shopping, whilst also offering a host of activities...

Lotus Cars has added two new variants to its model portfolio in Malaysia with new variants of the Elise and Exige officially launched today. Joining...