Booking Fee Untuk Lotus Emira Malaysia Hanya RM10,000

Sila beratur untuk mendapatkan Lotus yang baharu Emira dengan booking fee dari dealer Malaysia.

Lotus Cars mempunyai pengimport rasmi di Malaysia dan mereka sedang mengambil booking untuk supercar Lotus baharu yang akan bersaing langsung dengan Porsche Cayman dan Toyota Supra. Dengan bayaran tempahan RM10,000, anda boleh memiliki AMG atau kereta sport Lotus berkuasa Toyota bertenaga petrol yang terakhir ini. Ya, ini akan menjadi Lotus berkuasa petrol tulen terakhir yang datang dari kilang kerana semua model masa depan akan dikuasakan bateri seperti Lotus Evija yang hebat.

Dealer Lotus Cars Malaysia sudah ada banyak booking dan senarai semakin bertambah dan mungkin apabila anda membaca artikel ini mungkin sudah penuh kerana pembeli Lotus seperti banyak pembeli sukan mewah dan supercar lain tidak sedikit pun terkesan dengan pandemik dan/atau keadaan ekonomi semasa.

Hubungi mereka untuk maklumat lanjut @ 012-317 6606. Alamat: 43, Jalan Astaka U8 / 84A, Bukit Jelutong, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor. Atau anda boleh layari laman web mereka https://www.lotuscars.com/en-GB/dealer/toycarz-malaysia/# dan tinggalkan maklumat anda dan mereka akan menghubungi anda.

MEDIA RELEASE: The Emira is the first Lotus sports car to carry the new design language first showcased on the award-winning Evija hypercar. It’s a contemporary look with sculpted surfaces and technical detailing, delivering exotic supercar appeal in the sports car segment. A new and more premium approach for Lotus in terms of forms and materials, it is also a leap forward in fit and finish.

Led by Russell Carr, Design Director, Lotus, the creative team has succeeded in designing something beautiful, timeless, memorable, modern and that looks like a Lotus. Its optimised proportions and athletic shrink-wrapped body visually describe Lotus’ legendary agile driving characteristics.

Russell commented: “The Emira captures the visual drama of an exotic supercar, with great proportions, wide footprint and a cabin that sits low down between muscular haunches. Add in that it’s practical enough to be useable every day, of the highest quality and accessibly priced, and it’s undoubtedly a compelling and seductive alternative to the existing sports car competition. The Emira is re-introducing our brand to a new global audience while still offering all the thrills to engage the most ardent driving enthusiast.”

The influence of the Lotus Evija is plain to see through the fluid surfaces and crisp feature lines. The lineage is even more obvious on the prominent leading edge of the bonnet, shrink-wrapped cabin that’s tapered to the rear, sculpted doors and vents cut into the muscular rear haunches. The unique-in-class exit vents, integrated into the bonnet to guide airflow over the car and optimise aerodynamics, are also derived from the Evija.

Vertical all-LED headlamps are standard across the range, with a wing-inspired twin blade design also familiar from the Lotus hypercar. The bonnet houses the current iteration of the iconic Lotus roundel, its first appearance on a new Lotus sports car and slightly larger than on previous models.

Looking at the Lotus Emira in profile, the sculpted section cut into the door leads air flow towards the intake ahead of the rear wheel. This serves a dual purpose, providing air for the engine but also to cool it. The Emira name badge is visible from the side, integrated into the C-pillar. All wheels are 20-inches in diameter; as standard they will be fitted with a Goodyear Eagle F1 Supersport tyre, while a Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 is a cost option available in conjunction with the Lotus Drivers Pack. Both tyres have been specially developed for the Emira by their manufacturer.

At the rear, the Lotus wordmark dominates the integrated bumper, above a body coloured panel that’s clearly inspired by the rear of the Evija. At each end is an exit vent for air from the wheel arch. Each corner has a flat C-shaped LED light cluster linked by a slimline high-level brake light. Below is a black section housing twin exhaust pipes either side of the number plate and with an air diffuser underneath to aid downforce.

Efficient aerodynamics has been at the heart of the Lotus brand since the company was founded in 1948. It is a philosophy inextricably linked to delivering outstanding performance whether a car is on the road or race track. Simplicity is at the core of the Emira – there are no active aerodynamics as clever engineering means they’re not needed. It is the only model in its class to create passive downforce that’s precisely balanced between the front and rear axles at all speeds, perfectly tuned to the weight distribution and suspension geometry of the car. It means as downforce increases with speed, generating exceptional grip through corners, the handling characteristics remain constant, precise and predictable.

Richard Hill, Chief Aerodynamicist, Lotus Cars, commented: “At Lotus, development of any new sports car is never focused solely on either aerodynamics or vehicle dynamics. It’s about creating that unique harmony of natural forces that is ‘Lotus dynamics’ – a sprinkling of magic dust that creates a thrilling driving experience that’s unrivalled in the automotive world. The Emira has that magic and more.”

Developed on Lotus’ recently announced Sports Car Architecture

• Two petrol engines available, including new-to-Lotus 2.0-litre turbocharged ‘i4’ from technical partner AMG
• Much-loved and characterful 3.5-litre supercharged V6 from the Lotus Exige and Lotus Evora to feature as ‘First Edition’ range-topper
• Manual, automatic and Dual Clutch Transmission to maximise global appeal
• Power output from 360 to 400 hp at launch
• 0-62mph (0-100km/h) in less than 4.5 seconds
• Top speed of up to 180mph (290km/h)
• Target weight of 1,405kg in its lightest form
• Prices will start from under £60,000 (under €72,000)