Lotus could share with other automakers EV platform developed with Renault's Alpine

The Lotus Evija electric hypercar sits on a turntable after being unveiled at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London in July, 2019. The Evija is the first all-new car from the Hethel, England-based automaker in 11 years. (Bloomberg)

January 21, 2021 11:20 AM

LONDON -- Lotus could sell to other automakers a version of the electric sports-car platform it is developing with Renault's Alpine brand.

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