
Analogue Automotive finished the first single-seat Lotus Elise VHPK. The sub-600 kg restomod makes 250 hp from a tuned 1.9-liter engine.
Production is capped at 35 units, priced from £350,000 ($472,500). Lotus killed the Elise in 2021 and never lined up a replacement, which has done nothing to thin out the people who still want one. UK-based Analogue Automotive, a firm built entirely around upgrading the first-generation car, is now assembling the VHPK restomod.
The limited-run build gets a lighter carbon fiber body, a central driving position, and enough chassis and engine work to push its power-to-weight ratio into territory road cars rarely visit. . More: The World’s Fastest Four-Banger Just Got Faster Exactly one year after announcing the project, Analogue Automotive has completed its first customer car.
The donor, a ’90s Elise S1, was stripped and rebuilt with nothing left untouched before any of the upgrades went on. The finished car wears a bespoke PK Purple paint, matching Alcantara trim inside, and gold dual tailpipes. The McLaren F1 Seating Trick, Applied To A Lotus .
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