It is vital to have good stopping power when you are driving a 345bhp supercar and thankfully the Evora possesses a strong braking system with cross-drilled, ventilated brake discs. There are also quite a few safety systems including Corner Brake Control (CBC), Drag Torque Control (DTC), Electronic Stability Control, (ESC), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA), Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD), Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) and Traction Control System (TCS).

This is basically a supercar so buyers in the market for this type of vehicle will usually have another car in which to carry kids or sports equipment. This means that Lotus Evora S practicality is way down the priority list. Saying that, you can fit two soft bags in the boot and maybe another one behind the front seats.

Like the normal Evora, two versions of the Evora S are available: a two seater or a 2+2 with a pair of tiny seats in the back. These include child seat mounting points (which can be fiddly) and are only really suitable for small children – fitting an adult passenger in the back is very tricky.