Lotus enthusiasts looking to wring a little more power out of their rides now have a potent option: a supercharger kit for the Elise and Exige models.

However, when you consider that the Lotus Exige only weighs about 2,000lbs stock, even with an extra hundo of weight, his Exige is still lighter than 99 percent of the cars on the road.

Lotus owners who regretted picking up a naturally aspirated Elise or Exige instead of the blown Elise SC and Exige S models can now buy a factory-approved supercharger. The Lotus kit comes with a ...

Lotus, the famous British manufacturer with a long racing history, has announced it will produce a brand new racing engine for the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series. The move comes thanks to new ...

Lotus has unveiled the Exige Sport 350 model with full specifications and a price starting at £55,900 (US$84,848). The Exige Sport 350 is the latest revival of the "Sport" name for the carmaker ...

A 2001 Lotus Exige is being offered for sale in Australia, and it takes addition of lightness part pretty seriously. This car actually started life as an Elise, but the owner converted the body to ...

You're in luck. Lotus announced today the availability of a 50-state-legal supercharger kit for the naturally aspirated Elise and Exige.

While Lotus’s philosophy of making its cars as light weight as possible has obvious benefits on the race track, owners of non-supercharged Elise and Exige models can attest to the fact that the ...

The power-to-lightness ratio of the naturally-aspirated Lotus Elise and Exige models has never been found lacking, being some of the most competent street/track cars available today. But for those ...

Italian brake maestro Tarox has released a beautifully-engineered bespoke braking kit to enhance the stopping performance of all Mk2 Lotus Elise models and their associated derivatives, like the Exige ...

Well, those living in North America can now purchase a brand new supercharger kit for Elise and Exige as Lotus Cars USA is offering it through the entire authorized dealerships network in the US ...