Lotus Evora engines
(CO2 emissions (WLTP))| Engine | CO2 emissions (WLTP) |
|---|---|
| 400 2+0 298 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| 400 2+0 IPS 298 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| GT410 Sport IPS 301 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| GT410 Sport 301 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| 410 Sport 2+2 306 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| 410 Sport 2+2 IPS 306 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| GT430 321 kW | 0.0 g/km |
| GT410 Sport 305 kW | 245.0 g/km |
| GT410 Sport IPS 305 kW | 248.0 g/km |
1. 400 2+0 298 kW
0.0 g/km
2. 400 2+0 IPS 298 kW
0.0 g/km
3. GT410 Sport IPS 301 kW
0.0 g/km
4. GT410 Sport 301 kW
0.0 g/km
5. 410 Sport 2+2 306 kW
0.0 g/km
6. 410 Sport 2+2 IPS 306 kW
0.0 g/km
7. GT430 321 kW
0.0 g/km
8. GT410 Sport 305 kW
245.0 g/km
9. GT410 Sport IPS 305 kW
248.0 g/km
The co2 emissions (wltp) compared to other Lotus models
Lotus Evora vs other current cars by Lotus
(CO2 emissions (WLTP))| Variant name | CO2 emissions (WLTP) |
|---|
How does the co2 emissions (wltp) of the Lotus Evora compare to it's nearest competitors?
Lotus Evora vs. similar cars
(CO2 emissions (WLTP))| Car model | CO2 emissions (WLTP) |
|---|---|
| McLaren Artura 2021 | 129.0 g/km |
| Toyota GR Supra 3.0 2019 | 188.0 g/km |
| Toyota GR86 2.4 2022 | 198.0 g/km |
| Subaru BRZ 2.4 2023 | 200.0 g/km |
| Lotus Emira I4 2022 | 208.0 g/km |
| McLaren GT 2019 | 270.0 g/km |
| McLaren 540C 2015 | 276.0 g/km |
| Ford GT 2017 | 315.0 g/km |
1. McLaren Artura 2021
129.0 g/km
2. Toyota GR Supra 3.0 2019
188.0 g/km
3. Toyota GR86 2.4 2022
198.0 g/km
4. Subaru BRZ 2.4 2023
200.0 g/km
5. Lotus Emira I4 2022
208.0 g/km
6. McLaren GT 2019
270.0 g/km
7. McLaren 540C 2015
276.0 g/km
8. Ford GT 2017
315.0 g/km
