Lotus is known for its agile sports cars with nimble handling, at least on paved roadways, but a new company called "Get Lost", based in London, is taking an Elise S1 where it's never gone before: off ...

British start-up ‘Get Lost’ has revealed how Lotus’ lightweight Elise S1 sports car could – and indeed, does – work as an off-road rally racer. The reimagined Elise, dubbed ‘Project Safari,’ is said ...

The original Lotus Elise has been given an all-electric revamp courtesy of designer Ian Callum, battery tech developer Nyobolt, and the car's original designer, Julian Thomson. More Electric Lotus ...

Get Lost, a new London-based company, has revealed what it calls "Project Safari," an off-road-ready Lotus Elise S1. This safari-style Elise restomod offers ultra-lightweight motoring and can hit ...

The world of niche sports cars is full of underappreciated gems, and few shine quite like the original Lotus Elise S1. Well-loved by enthusiasts but often overlooked by the mainstream, it’s never ...

Ian Callum’s design and engineering firm together with battery-tech company Nyobolt presented a new sportscar concept capable of charging in just 6 minutes. The Nyobolt EV is not only interesting on ...

The Lotus Elise S1, or Series 1 (produced from 1996 to 2001), took the company's motto "simplify, then add lightness" to its logical conclusion. It was powered by a Rover K-Series engine that produced ...

Ex-Jaguar Land Rover design boss Ian Callum’s firm has remade the original Lotus Elise S1 as an impressive new electric vehicle in a partnership with British battery startup Nyobolt. The company’s ...

Sports cars aren’t usually a great choice for a weekend on the trails, but this modified Lotus Elise is ready to leave pavement in the rearview. Lotus is known for its agile sports cars with nimble ...

James has been writing about cars professionally since 2012. After a bruising period freelancing in his native UK, James spent six years in Dubai, starting his new life abroad as Web Editor for ...