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Geely is constructing a new $1.3-billion manufacturing plant in China, possible to build the first-ever Lotus SUV.

Lotus CEO Jean-Marc Gales has stepped down from his position with the British company.

Lotus is definitely working on a new crossover, but it’s not abandoning sports cars.

Lotus has unveiled a special edition Exige Cup 430 inspired by its Type 25 race car.

Lotus CEO Jean-Marc Gales was recently caught going 106 mph in a 70 mph zone, but the 54-year old avoided major discipline after a visit to the magistrates’ court in Norwich, UK.

It’s no secret Lotus is planning on producing an SUV and these patent images might give us our first idea of what to expect.

Now that Lotus is owned by China’s Geely, expect some changes to be coming.

Geely now owns a majority stake in Lotus.

Thanks to the automaker’s new owners, Lotus could join the crossover segment.

With a growing number of models, Lotus’ lineup is starting to get a bit confusing.