The Easter holidays are coming up - Lotus fans can now visit a newly rejuvenated facility!
If lacking the pre-war romance of some car factories, there's no denying the long heritage of Lotus's Hethel site. It's been home to the much-loved British sports car brand since 1966, and while there might have been the odd lull in the production line, there's always been something good going on at the plant in the 56 years since then. Which you can now learn about all over again with the return of factory tours for the public.
The two-hour tour takes in the Hethel test track, the old part of the factory where the Elise, Exige and Evora were built, the snazzy new Emira bit and an experience of"how all Lotus showrooms will look in the future." Groups of eight will be led around by an expert guide, and the really keen ought to look for a day that runs a Heritage Tour.
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