Lotus Exige

LOTUS 2-ELEVEN

Based on the Lotus Exige S chassis, but with extreme weight savings.

Offered in two variants:

Track-only version: stripped out for motorsport use.

Road-legal version (available in Europe): slightly softened with minimal lighting and mirrors.

Aerodynamically optimized body with front splitter, rear diffuser, and giant rear wing.

Extremely communicative steering and chassis – a raw, pure driving experience.

Track Performance
Built for track-day enthusiasts who want race-car performance without needing a trailer.

High power-to-weight ratio (~376 hp/tonne) means it outperforms many supercars in corners and acceleration.

Design
Very minimalistic cockpit with racing bucket seats and harnesses.

No roof, no air conditioning, no frills – all about speed and feedback.

Visual design highlights its aggressive intent with exposed wheels and low-profile aero elements.

Fun Fact
The 2-Eleven was seen as a spiritual successor to the legendary Lotus 340R, pushing the "minimalist racer" philosophy even further.