British automaker Caterham Cars is well known for its Caterham Seven sports car, which is closely based on the classic Lotus Seven. Now, however – in a not-so-traditional twist – the company has ...
As mainstream carmakers with deep pockets continue to show the world that a shift to electric isn’t needn’t be scary, enthusiasts are rightly worried about the smaller players. What on Earth will ...
Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...
The Project V show car comes to the U.S. for the first time, the same week as an updated working prototype will debut in Tokyo. Caterham is doing things differently than other lower-volume EV ...
Almost exactly ten years ago, on April 27th of 2011, Malaysian businessman Tony Fernandes purchased Caterham Cars. While the company was mildly successful selling recreations and continuations of a ...
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The Caterham 310R gets a week-long road test focused on lightweight performance, direct feedback and pure driving involvement ...
Massive power and heavy batteries, that’s what EVs are, right? Well maybe they don’t have to be. Caterham has built a pair of prototype electric cars, simply called EV Sevens, to see if it can make an ...
Caterham is out to prove that electric vehicles don't have to be heavier than their gas-powered counterparts with a sultry electric sports car code-named Project V. Caterham is best known for its ...
LONDON -- British retro sports-car maker Caterham plans to launch an all-electric coupe it hopes gives the company a viable future as looming bans on combustion engine cars threaten its core model, ...
The British lightweight sports car manufacturer is offering complete beginners the opportunity to become licensed race drivers for only £30,000 ($41,000). Included in this price are a road-legal ...
In production since 1973, the Caterham Seven continues to keep the late, great Colin Chapman's philosophy of "simplifying, then adding lightness" alive. One of the greatest minds in automotive history ...
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