The Lotus Evora will get a reprise and continue in production until 2017, according to chief technical officer, Wolf Zimmerman with a range of new derivatives believed to include lightweight models with higher performance and a convertible version.
Improvements are already being made to the car and Zimmerman revealed that 130 new parts will be included in the cars seen at the Frankfurt show in late September, although it’s unclear at this stage if that includes the facelift to bring it into line with Donato Coco’s new styling strategy.
However, Zimmerman did confirm that the 2012 model year cars will get an improved gearshift quality with revised cables and internals. On the cosmetic front there’s higher quality leather and stitching in the interior designed to withstand higher sun loads.
“I don’t understand how the car can have been on the market and for two years and no one has done any improvement to the car,” he added.
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