Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Analogue Automotive Unveils Lotus Elise Restomod VHPK
Analogue Automotive created a special, super-lightweight version of the Lotus Elise called the VHPK.
It's like a race car for the road, weighing very little thanks to its carbon fiber body.
It has a special engine with 250 horsepower, making it really fast.
The car has a single seat in the middle.
Only 35 of these cars will be made, making them very rare and expensive.
The VHPK is all about pure driving, with no extra gadgets to get in the way.
Analogue Automotive unveiled the Lotus Elise Restomod VHPK.
The car is a reinterpretation of the original Elise S1 with a single-seat layout.
The VHPK weighs 600 kg and is made with carbon fiber.
It has a reworked Rover K-series engine producing 250 bhp.
Only 35 hand-built cars will be produced.
- Who
- Analogue Automotive
- What
- Unveiled the Lotus Elise Restomod VHPK.
- When
- Not explicitly stated in article.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated in article.
- Why
- To create an unapologetically analogue car for purists.
- Car Model
- Lotus Elise Restomod VHPK
- Weight
- 600 kg
- Engine
- Rover K-series
- Horsepower
- 250 bhp
- Production
- 35 hand-built cars
- Design
- Single-seat layout