Lotus CEO Feng Qingfeng says sports cars over 3,970 lbs are "mediocre" - criticizing his own Evija, Eletre, and Emeya models ...

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The head of Lotus has described sports cars over 1.8 tonnes as ‘mediocre’, seemingly taking a swipe at the brand’s own range.

Lotus CEO Feng Qingfeng called out sports cars exceeding 1,800 kilograms as mediocre, a remark that ironically includes the 4 ...

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Not surprisingly, Lotus is the latest automaker to walk back its all-electric ambitions, a move that is typically a painful setback. But the niche British automaker may have been given a boost by a ...