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Aug 12, 2026
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‘We engineer feelings’: For Lotus, the reason for continuing with the Emira is straightforward
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‘We engineer feelings’: For Lotus, the reason for continuing with the Emira is straightforward
MARK HACKING
LOS ANGELES
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PUBLISHED 3 HOURS AGO
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The Emira is a sports car with supercar styling.
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The last time I drove a Lotus was in 2011, when the British sports-car maker was owned by Malaysia’s Proton and the car in question was the Evora S. At the time, the…
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