The Lotus Extreme was a hybrid concept car dated 2000. Supercars.net describes it as a hybrid car that paired a motorcycle engine with a 20 hp electric motor, and its specification lists a 700 cc engine rated at about 120 bhp, a six-speed sequential gearbox and a composite body. The car was small, about 3.5 m long on a 2.5 m wheelbase, with a quoted top speed of about 241 km/h and 0 to 60 mph in about 5 seconds. A Lotus enthusiast guide calls it a radical two-seater with a fighter-cockpit seating arrangement. The sources disagree on the output of the motorcycle engine, giving 100 hp in one place and 120 bhp in another, and the headline of the Supercars.net page gives a figure that does not match its own specification table.
Facts
Top Speed (km/h) EngineMotorcycle engine of 700 cc with a 20 hp electric motor 3 Connections
Exemplifies
Source 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept (Supercars.net)
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Source 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept (Supercars.net)
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Source 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept (Supercars.net)MakerQuote, Maker
2000 Lotus Extreme Concept
Sources
1. Conceptcarz: 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept Specifications (Conceptcarz)
ConceptcarzFAQs, bodystyleQuote, FAQs, bodystyle
The 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept was a Coupe.
View the Source 2. 2000 Lotus Extreme Concept (Supercars.net)
Title
2000 Lotus Extreme Concept
Lead
Hybrid Car, 1 100 HP Motorcycle engine with a 20HP electric motor.
Tags
Concept Cars
Specs and Performance, power
89.5 kw / 120 bhp
Specs and Performance, top speed
~241.4 kph / 150.0 mph
Maker
2000 Lotus Extreme Concept
Of Make: Lotus, Make
2000 Lotus Extreme Concept
Exemplifies: Automobile Transport, Mode
2000 Lotus Extreme Concept
View the Source3. Lotus Drivers Guide: Lotus concept cars and prototypes (Lotus Drivers Guide)
Lotus Drivers GuideExtreme entryQuote, Extreme entry
motorcycle engine 700cc / 100hp and Electric engine 20hp
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