If you can't get enough of Lotus—its history, its cars, and its memorabilia—Milan was the place to be in March as a Design Week exhibit showed everything from video clips to steering wheels. Scroll through to share the experience.
Lotus revealed the AWD, electric Theory 1 in September of 2024, and it's been traveling the world since then, impressing viewers with its trick vertical doors and carbon structure.
The Theory 1 is made from recycled materials, including carbon fiber composite.
Seats three in, uh, well, style, if not comfort.
Car makers keep promising us the space capsule future.
The guardians at the gate went full anime wedge.
Hello, I would drive this.
The surrounding displays demonstrate how far technology has come since the early days of lightweight chassis design.
If you were driving the 1972 Type 72 Formula 1 car, this would be your view
And these would be your steering options.
In the future, says Lotus, all information can be communicated through one yoke-style controller.
A pretty clear evolution of wheel size to sidewall ratio.
A carbon-fiber shell houses 3D-printed mesh designed to float a body in perfect support.
I'd give up perfect support for plaid.
What's your livery of choice?
A replica of Senna's helmet.
Emerson Fittipaldi's 1972 lid.
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