2011 Lotus Evora S Police Car

2011 Lotus Evora

2011 Lotus Evora

2011 Lotus Evora

2011 Lotus Evora

Bad Boys I Italy would have serious cause for concern as close to the Lamborghini Gallardo Police Car Carabinieri in Rome just got a new Lotus Evora S for their police fleet. Evora S models will be available for units based in Rome and Milan. The new police car will be used to provide essential public services.

This special Evora S will be equipped with some of the latest voice recognition technology, including EVA (Enhanced Automated Vehicle) system. Special refrigeration compartment portable was installed behind the front seats that allow for quick delivery of vital organs and blood is required for medical emergencies.

Evora S is equipped with a supercharged Toyota-sourced 3.5-liter V6, which will supply a total of 350bhp and 300lb more of torque. This means acceleration from 0 to 60 miles / h in 5.0 seconds and a top speed of over 172mph.

Lotus Evora Tries Out Police Uniform in the UK

Lotus has loaned a brand new Evora to the boys in blue at the Central Motorway Police Group (CPMG). The police-liveried version of the British sports car was officially revealed at this week's Autosport International Show at Birmingham’s NEC. Once its show duties are over, the sports car maker will hand the keys of the Evora to West Midland's police officers who will then trial the car for a two week test period.

Gino Rosato, Director of Corporate Operations at Lotus comments: ‘Lotus is proud to take part in this and similar initiatives to help create a safer road culture for our customers and other road users. We believe that you do not have to compromise fun for speed and to that effect we build sportscars that are fun to drive within legal limits! We will be working with Officers from CMPG to teach them how to get the best from the Lotus Evora at our test track to ensure that any high-speed activity is as safe and effective as possible.”

PC Steven Rounds from, CMPG said: “The Lotus is a visually stunning machine which offers us the opportunity to engage with the public, reinforce and promote the life-saving messages of road safety.”

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