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Lotus

Exige Cup 430

Notes

The Lotus Exige Cup 430, introduced in 2017, is a track-focused yet road-legal sports car that represents the pinnacle of the Exige lineup. Powered by a 3.5-liter supercharged V6 engine producing 430 horsepower and 440 Nm of torque, it delivers exceptional performance, including a 0-60 mph time of 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 180 mph.

The car features a lightweight chassis and extensive use of carbon fiber, resulting in a dry weight of just 1,056 kg. Aerodynamic enhancements, including a prominent rear wing, front splitter, and air curtains, generate up to 220 kg of downforce. Advanced suspension components and adjustable dampers further enhance its handling precision.

The Exige Cup 430's interior balances minimalism with functional comfort, featuring lightweight bucket seats, Alcantara trim, and a digital display for essential performance data. With its raw driving experience and race-ready setup, the Exige Cup 430 is celebrated as one of the most exhilarating Lotus models ever produced.

Rank
horsepower
430
WEIGHT KG
1,056
forced Induction
YES
Power to Weight
0.41
CURRENT VALUE
115,000 €

OEM Specs

engine Description
3.5L supercharged V6 (Toyota)
drive Type
RWD
0-60 MPH
3.2 SECs
TOP SPEED KPH
290
PRICE (MSRP) EUR
180,000 €
gearbox
6-SPEED TOYOTA EA60
torque
441 N.M
Model Years
2017-2021

YEAR NOTES

2017: Lotus Exige Cup 430 introduced as the most powerful Exige model with 430 horsepower, 440 Nm torque, advanced aerodynamics, and extensive use of lightweight materials.
2019: Introduction of special editions and optional livery packages for added customization.
2020: Slight updates to optional equipment, maintaining focus on track performance and lightweight design.
2021: Final production year for the Exige Cup 430, as Lotus transitioned to the Emira and electric models.

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Lap Times

Time Track Car Mod Driver Tire Lap Date Date Added vs Predict Pace
2:16.0 SC O Losail International Circuit Medium 17 Feb, 2021 10 May, 2022 -2.73s +1.95%
1:30.8 Winton Motor Raceway (National Circuit CW) Stock 03 Jul, 2022 04 Feb, 2024 -1.4s +1.49%
1:30.8 Winton Motor Raceway (National Circuit CW) Stock 03 Jul, 2022 09 Jul, 2022 -1.39s +1.48%
1:56.4 P Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari-Imola Circuit Stock 28 Jan, 2019 12 May, 2022 -1.75s +1.45%
1:14.7 Anglesey Circuit-Trac Môn (Coastal CW) Stock 18 Sep, 2018 14 Jun, 2022 -0.44s +0.57%
1:45.8 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Stock 22 Nov, 2022 28 Dec, 2022 +0.56s -0.52%
1:51.8 Le Mans (Bugatti) Medium 30 Jun, 2021 09 Jul, 2022 +1.32s -1.15%
1:29.9 P Thruxton Circuit Stock 24 Sep, 2022 17 Oct, 2023 +1.73s -1.86%
1:21.6 Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours (CW) Stock 18 Dec, 2018 08 May, 2022 +2.36s -2.82%
2:26.2 Silverstone (GP) Medium 21 Jun, 2021 09 Jul, 2022 +4.66s -3.10%
1:44.1 Cadwell Park Circuit Medium 07 Jul, 2021 17 Jul, 2022 +6.02s -5.71%
2:31.4 Mount Panorama Racing Circuit - Bathurst Stock 17 Nov, 2018 09 Jul, 2022 +10.36s -6.69%
2:35.0 Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Race 15 Jun, 2020 18 Jan, 2026

Modified Cars

Year Driver Name Mod Horsepower Tire Tire Size Vs Predict
2020 FASTx Autosport Race 40 R7 215/40/17 / 265/35/18 -13.45s
2020 (w/PZTR) Komo-Tec Motor Technik Race 522 60 P Zero™ Trofeo R 215/45/17 / 285/30/18 -8.69s
2020 Francesco Fornaciari Medium 430 60 P Zero™ Trofeo R 215/45/17 / 285/30/18 -6.01s
2020 (w/Trofeo R) Ricopassion Medium 430 60 P Zero™ Trofeo R 215/45/17 -2.3s
2021 Chris Skillicorn Medium 180 Pilot Sport Cup 2 215/45/17 / 285/30/18 +0.37s
2019 Start Your Engine Medium 180 Pilot Sport Cup 2 215/45/17 / 285/30/18

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