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Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION..........7 VEHICLE ENTRY INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Safety Inertia Switch.........24 Ignition Switch & Starter Button.....39 USING THIS HANDBOOK........8 To Open/Close Doors........24 Ignition Switch/Steering Lock Positions....39 Lights-on Warning..........24 Starting the Engine..........39 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION To Lock/Unlock from the Inside......25 Idle Speed............40 Important Safety Information ......9 To Lock Using the Key ........25... - Page 5 CONTENTS Tell Tale Lamp Illumination......47 DRIVING CONTROLS Remaining in Manual Gear Mode ....72 Tell Tale Lamps..........47 Foot Pedals............60 Returning to Automatic Transmission.....72 Front Floor Mats..........60 Sport & Race Modes........73 FASCIA & SWITCHES Clutch Pedal............60 Exterior Lighting - Light Switch .......51 RUNNING-IN Footbrake Pedal..........60 Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)......51...
- Page 6 CONTENTS Door Lock ............81 T ire Emergency Inflator Aerosol ...... 101 Winching Automatic Models ......115 'Soft Feel' Paint ..........81 Wheels............103 Vehicle Recovery ..........115 Limited Warranty..........81 Wheel Bolts ........... 103 Car Tie-Down ..........115 Cleaning & Maintenance........81 Wheel Removal ..........103 Vehicle Towing ..........116 Cleaning Procedure..........81 Vehicle Lifting ...........
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Page 7: Introduction
Your new Lotus Evora 400 is built in the true tradition of Lotus sports cars; high performance with precision handling. This is a serious driver’s car that consistently delivers dynamic and uncompromising performance, just as you would expect from a road car developed on the racetrack. -
Page 8: Using This Handbook
Lotus dealer. It is a requirement of the warranty and the responsibility of the owner/driver, to ensure that servicing of the car is carried out at the correct intervals. -
Page 9: Important Safety Information
Ensure that only modifications approved spond to changing conditions, with reaction - Safety labels on the car; by Lotus are undertaken. DO NOT allow time deteriorating with every additional - Safety messages throughout this hand- servicing, repairs or modifications to be drink. -
Page 10: Track & Competition Use
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Track Use Engine Exhaust Fumes Precautions Against Fire Risk: Lotus models are designed as road going Engine exhaust fumes can kill. They - If the engine malfunctions in any way, sports cars. It is recognised that owners... -
Page 11: Engine Compartment
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Engine Compartment Before Driving the Car Remember: If checking or adjusting any engine bay Before each journey: - All occupants must wear seat belts. equipment with the engine running, take all - Check tires for damage, wear and correct - Never drive whilst under the influence of suitable precautions to prevent body parts pressure. Incorrect inflation pressures... -
Page 12: Reporting Safety Defects
However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Lotus Cars USA, Inc. To contact NHTSA, you may call the Vehicle Safety Hotline toll-free at 1–888–327–4236 (TTY: 1–800–424–9153); go to http://www. -
Page 13: Notes
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Page 14: Vehicle Overview
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Exterior - Side Page 1. Door mirrors 2. Door windows 3. Exterior door handle 4. Door lock 5. Ventilation grilles 6. Rear side marker lamp 7. Tires 8. Fuel filler flap 9. Front side marker lamp ohe122 E132T0324JA Federal Evora 400 From SOP OHB English Language.indd 14 15/08/2018 14:46:19... - Page 15 VEHICLE OVERVIEW Exterior - Rear Page 8. Reverse lamps 10 11 12 13 9. Rear lamp clusters 10. Tailgate 11. Heated rear screen 12. Center High Mounted Stop Light (CHMSL) 13. Reverse parking aid camera 14. Licence plate lamps 15. Reverse parking aid sensors Exterior - Front Page 16.
- Page 16 VEHICLE OVERVIEW Cabin Layout (Automatic Interior Shown, Manual Vehicles Similar) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 19 20 22 23 24 15 16 17 18 47 46 45 44 43 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 32 31 30 29 28 26 25 ohe 173...
- Page 17 VEHICLE OVERVIEW Item Description Page Item Description Page Door Interior release handle Passenger airbag Door mirror switch Door window switch (passenger) Face level vent Glovebox Exterior light switch Front body access hatch release lever Switch illumination HVAC Air distribution control switch Engine start button HVAC Demister control switch Headlamp Dipswitch/Flasher/Turn/Indicators/Information...
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Page 18: Keys & Security Alarm
Emergency Disarming/Mobilising (PFK Alarm) KEYS & SECURITY ALARM If the key transmitter is damaged or fails to function, and a spare is not available, the alarm system’s unique 5 digit (PIN) Identification Number Vehicle Security Alarm Features may be used to disarm the alarm provided that a key blade is available 'Panic' alarm, Alarm to access the cabin:... -
Page 19: Disarming/Unlocking Doors
If the key transmitter is damaged or fails to function, and a spare is not available, the alarm system’s unique 5 digit (PIN) Identification Number face will flash once every 2 seconds. the Lotus logo button on the fob. Alarm may be used to disarm the alarm provided that a key blade is available to access the cabin:... -
Page 20: Passive (Automatic) Immobilisation
5 digit (PIN) Identification Number second. With ignition on, immobilisation Press the Lotus logo button again within 25 may be used to disarm the alarm provided that a key blade is available to access the cabin: is indicated by a continuously lit tell tale. -
Page 21: Panic' Alarm Activation
KEYS & SECURITY ALARM Note: if previously armed, the alarm system will resume normal operation when the tailgate is manually closed. Press Press 3 seconds twice within 2 seconds 'Panic' Alarm Activation Opening the Tailgate Press the end button on the fob for 3 To open: Press twice within 2 seconds the seconds. -
Page 22: Emergency Disarming/Mobilising
If the key transmitter is damaged or fails to function, and a spare is not available, the alarm system’s unique 5 digit (PIN) Identification Number may be used to disarm the alarm provided that a key blade is available to access the cabin: Emergency Disarming/Mobilising (PFK Alarm) Turn on the ignition. -
Page 23: Lost Or Stolen Keyfobs
- CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT then the replacement of the vehicles lock EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY LOTUS set and alarm system is recommended to RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE maintain full vehicle security. -
Page 24: Vehicle Entry
VEHICLE ENTRY WARNING DOOR EXTERIOR DOOR INTERIOR DOOR INTERIOR RELEASE RELEASE HANDLE GRAB HANDLE In very hot/cold territories, or under HANDLE conditions of extreme solar heating, be aware of exposed metal surfaces in the cabin. Take suitable precautions to guard against burn injuries from hot or cold metal. -
Page 25: To Lock/Unlock From The Inside
VEHICLE ENTRY Emergency Door Locking RH DOOR EMERGENCY CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING (CDL) An emergency latch access hole is located LOCKING LATCH ACCESS Step 3 on the right hand end of the door shell if it is Step 1 necessary to lock the right hand door. Step 2 Lock 1. -
Page 26: Seats
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS WARNING SEAT ADJUSTMENT SEAT BELT POSITIONING Engage Release Sit as far back from the steering wheel as is comfortable, whilst ensuring that Backrest full control can be maintained. Sitting too release close to an airbag can result in SERIOUS strap INJURY OR DEATH if the airbag inflates. -
Page 27: Seat Belt Information
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS Seat Belt Information Seat Belt Cleaning WARNING Seat belts provide important safety and Please see page 81 for information. Pregnant women should always wear seat comfort for the driver and passengers and belts to protect both themselves and their have proven to be the single most effective Seat Belt Precautions unborn child. -
Page 28: Rear Seat Belt Fitment
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS Seat Belt Tell Tale It is essential to replace the entire seat WARNING The seat belt tell tale located within the It is essential to replace the entire seat instrument panel WILL NOT illuminate or belt assembly if it has been used in a emit an audible tone to indicate that a rear severe impact, even if damage to the as- seat belt is not fastened. -
Page 29: Airbag Safety System
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS Airbag Safety System SRS (Supplementary Restraint System). The airbag SRS is supplemental to the Front seat occupants will minimise their seat belts. chances of injury in a frontal collision if WARNING the seats are positioned as far rearwards The safe temperature operating WARNING as possible whilst still maintaining full... -
Page 30: Airbag Tell Tale
Approved person causing death or serious injury. crash. Sit as far back from the steering Lotus Dealer. Ignoring the tell tale could The path of an inflating airbag must be wheel as is comfortable, whilst ensur- result in the airbags or belt pre-tension- kept clear. -
Page 31: Front Airbag Deployment
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS After deployment the front airbags deflate SIDE AIRBAG FRONT AIRBAG rapidly to minimise any obstruction to the INFLATED INFLATED occupants and reduce any danger of suf- ON IMPACT ON IMPACT focation. After airbag inflation, you may see what looks like smoke, but is likely to be powder from the airbag surface used to aid smooth deployment. -
Page 32: Replacing Airbag System Components
2+2 placed by a Lotus dealer or other suitably or serious injury. versions of the Lotus Evora. qualified organisation. -
Page 33: Rear Seat Tether Mounts (2+2 Vehicles)
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS WARNING WARNING Any child or person not large enough to be NEVER use a rearward facing child able to use the standard seat belt properly restraint on a seat protected by an must use a suitable booster cushion or ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it, DEATH or child seat. -
Page 34: Child Seat Latches
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS Child Seat Latches (2+2 Vehicles) The lower latch brackets are positioned behind perforated sections of the rear seat bulkhead carpet requiring them to be exposed before use. To expose the brackets: 1. Position the child seat base in place on the rear seat back cushion. 2. -
Page 35: Fitting Procedure
SEATING & SAFETY RESTRAINTS Child seat not illustrated for clarity Panel clip fixing point ohe 195 ohe 194 ohe 179 Fitting Procedure Both outer sides of the rear seat back are 3. Pull forward the upper perforated 5. At the base of the seat back rest, push retained to the cabin panel with plastic section of the rear cabin panel carpet to forward the middle of the lower per-... -
Page 36: Automatic Locking Retractor
Tel: 734 995 2544 mechanism is activated. death or serious injury in the event of an accident. Lotus accepts no responsibility With the belt now in locking mode, it may for death or injury caused by the fitment of be retracted but it cannot be extended... -
Page 37: Mirrors & Door Windows
MIRRORS & DOOR WINDOWS glass is convex to provide a wider field DOOR MIRROR CONTROL of vision, but by so doing, makes objects Mirror select Adjuster seem smaller and farther away than when knob viewed through a flat glass (as fitted to the driver's mirror). Take care when judging distances and approach speeds until Night familiarity has been gained. -
Page 38: Door Windows
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Mirror heating: Heating elements in the If the battery supply is interrupted, the one DOOR WINDOW mirror glasses are activated in conjunction touch down and auto drop features will not SWITCHES with heated rear screen operation. The function. -
Page 39: Ignition Switch & Starter Button
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS I To unlock the steering, turn the key II Turn further clockwise to ‘ignition’ posi- IGNITION SWITCH START BUTTON clockwise to the ‘I’ position. tion to activate all remaining electrical systems (some systems require the engine running). -
Page 40: Idle Speed
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Stopping the Engine Allow a cold engine to idle for 10 WARNING seconds before driving off, but if ambient Turn the key back to ‘I’ and apply the park- Incorrect airbag deployment may occur temperatures are below freezing, let the ing brake. -
Page 41: Speedometer
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS INSTRUMENT PANEL Central display LH display RH display Central dials incorporating tell tale lamps Instrument Panel Central Display Speedometer engine speed is increased to 6,600 rpm Displays the digital road Displays road speed in mph (or 7,000 rpm in Sport mode for manual speed in the same units as or km/h according to market. -
Page 42: Instrument Panel Left Hand Screen
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS As fuel is consumed the solid bar will NOTICE Do not allow the tank to run gradually disappear from the right hand completely dry, as this could damage the side of the display. When only 5 litres catalytic converters and fuel pump. -
Page 43: Tire Pressure Monitoring System(Tpms)
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) page 49 for further information. If a tire is punctured or no inflation equipment is available, consider using the emergency tire inflator aerosol (see page 101), but observe the associated WARNINGS and be aware that the TPMS sensor in the tire will be disabled by the sealing fluid and must be renewed. -
Page 44: Driver Selectable Display Options
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Trip Odometer INFORMATION BUTTON The trip distance in either Press miles or kilometres since to select last reset is displayed whenever the ignition is switched on. To reset the trip odometer back to zero, hold the Information button for more than one second;... -
Page 45: Instrument Panel Right Hand Screen
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS To Stop/Pause Timer The message can also be cleared with Press hold a momentary press of the information information display switch display button. To change the display again for more than 1 between Centigrade/Fahrenheit, see ‘Unit second but less than 2.5 Setting' on page 46. -
Page 46: Unit Setting
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Clock Adjustment Automatic Vehicles: GSI functions only in INFORMATION BUTTON ‘Manual Gear Selection Mode’. Refer to - To change the time, press the button the 'Automatic Transmission' section for for less than 1 second, repeating these further information. -
Page 47: Tell Tale Lamps/Warnings
(see page 64). tone. Both tell tales will Illuminate when New W/L’s “Low coolant temp New W/L’s “Low coolant temp New W/L “RACE” Lotus specific graphic / New W/L “RACE” Lotus specific graphic / & Coolant overheat” & Coolant overheat”... - Page 48 ABS is adopt a moderate driving style. Seek indicated; however the vehicle will retain Lotus dealer advice without delay and conventional servo-assisted braking. avoid all unnecessary journeys. E132T0324JA Federal Evora 400 From SOP OHB English Language.indd 48...
- Page 49 Seek Lotus dealer by a 1 second audible ignition cycles; the system may not be able advice.
- Page 50 INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS within the transmission system. Reduce Washer Fluid Level Seat Belt vehicle road speed immediately and adopt Illuminates to indicate a low fluid level in As a reminder to fasten the seat belts, the a moderate driving style. the windscreen and headlamp powerwash seat belt tell tale will flash red for about jet reservoir.
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Page 51: Exterior Lighting - Light Switch
INSTRUMENTS, SWITCHES & TELL TALE LAMPS Side Marker Lamps Right turn The side marker lamps inset within the left hand and right hand sides of the front and rear bumper will also automati- cally illuminate with the activation of the parking lamps, see page 113 for more information. -
Page 52: Hazard Warning Lamps
FASCIA & SWITCHES Note that with ignition on the tell REVERSING LAMPS - PARKING AID HAZARD WARNING LAMPS tales will indicate the current status. Turn Indicators: Operative only with the ignition switched on. Move the lever down to indicate a left hand turn and up for a right hand turn. -
Page 53: Instrument Panel & Switch Illumination
FASCIA & SWITCHES - Reversing camera (if fitted) will switch on and display an image on the audio screen provided the unit is switched on. Note that in order to cover the whole width of the car the view will be distorted from a conventional image. -
Page 54: Windscreen Wiper/Washer
FASCIA SWITCHES Intermittent Fast wipe Courtesy Position: Using the transmitter Windscreen Washer: Push the button on interval Slow wipe key button to unlock the doors with the end of the lever switch, to operate: setting Intermittent wipe the interior lamp switch set to , the - Short wash/wipe: Momentary button Wash... -
Page 55: Auxiliary Power Socket (12 Volt Dc)
FASCIA SWITCHES HORN GLOVEBOX AUXILIARY POWER SOCKET Release handle ohe116 ohe116 ohs367 Auxiliary Power Socket - (12 Volt DC) Glovebox Horn Located at the rear of the center console, Located on the passenger side fascia and To sound press the center pad area fitted with a protective hinged flap and may be accessed at any time by pulling the... -
Page 56: Steering Wheel Column Adjustment
FASCIA & SWITCHES For information on how to program the COLUMN ADJUSTMENT HOMELINK CONTROL PANEL Homelink buttons to your specific external devices, contact Homelink at: www.homelink.com call 1-800-355-3515. WARNING When programming the HomeLink sys- tem to a gate or garage door opener, Tilt adjustment lever ohe173 make sure that people and objects are Steering Wheel Column Adjustment... -
Page 57: Audio Equipment
FASCIA & SWITCHES Satellite Navigation A satellite navigation system is integrated into the audio head unit. The system may include a road network safety camera da- tabase, (if activated). If using the vehicle in territories where this feature is illegal, it is the owner’s responsibility to ensure that the system is de-activated. -
Page 58: Heating & Ventilation Controls
HEATING, VENTILATION & A.C. Air Re-circulation The fresh air intake is normally open to pro- vide fresh airflow into the vehicle cabin, but it may be desired to close it to prevent external fumes produced by other vehicles etc from being drawn into the cabin. - To close: Press the switch. -
Page 59: Demister
HEATING, VENTILATION & A.C. HEATED FRONT SEAT SWITCHES For dehumidified air, select air conditioning in conjunction with a warm temperature Drivers Passenger setting. seat switch seat switch For maximum cabin cooling the air con- ditioning and recirculation buttons should both be selected. Demister ohe124 For maximum windscreen demist/defog- Heated Front Seats Engine Bay Ventilation ging select... -
Page 60: Driving Controls Foot Pedals
DRIVING CONTROLS Foot Pedals Clutch Pedal are warmed from cold to normal working See pages 69 -73 for additional information (Manual Transmission Vehicles) temperature. Note that the hard grade pad on automatic transmission models. material may give rise to a certain amount NOTICE: To avoid unnecessary clutch of brake noise under some conditions;... -
Page 61: Anti-Lock Braking System (Abs)
DRIVING CONTROLS screeching) may be heard which is normal WARNING WARNING and will vary with road and tire conditions. After driving through a ford or flood, The amber ABS tell tale in the instrument Note that the ABS does not function at some loss of braking response may be panel should illuminate for about 3 speeds below 5 mph (7 km/h). -
Page 62: Hydraulic Brake Assist (Hba)
DRIVING CONTROLS Traction Control (TC) lised to apply a measured braking force to WARNING Traction Control (TC) is integral to the the individual road wheels, control the fuel The control unit of the ABS is set for Electronic Stability Program (ESP ) and injector delivery and throttle openings as ®... -
Page 63: Parking Brake
DRIVING CONTROLS To release: Pull up the lever, press and PARKING BRAKE hold the release button in the end of the To apply To release handgrip and lower the lever fully. Before driving off, always check that the parking brake has been fully released, as confirmed by extinguishing of the lamps, Lift... -
Page 64: Electronic Stability Program
Be aware that selecting SPORT, RACE proved vehicle performance and faster Lotus recommends that ESP should or ESP 'Off' mode will alter the handling gear shifts and if activated, the vehicle always be active when driving on public characteristics of the car. -
Page 65: Mode Selection
DRIVING CONTROLS Selecting Sport Mode Switching off Sport Mode Selecting Race Mode 1 second Momentary Momentary press press press Mode Selection Selecting Sport Mode from Tour Mode To Switch off Sport Mode Selecting Race Mode With the ignition on or the engine running, Momentarily press the SPORT switch again With the engine running and from either momentarily press the SPORT switch. -
Page 66: Selecting Esp
DRIVING CONTROLS Selecting Sport Mode from Race Selecting Tour Mode from Race Mode Selecting ESP 'Off' Mode Mode Momentary 1 second Momentary press press press To Return to Sport from Race Mode To Return to Tour from Race Mode Selecting ESP ‘Off’ Mode Momentarily press the SPORT switch. -
Page 67: Engine Protection Valve (Ep) Override
DRIVING CONTROLS Engine Protection Valve Switching off ESP 'Off' Mode ENGINE PROTECTION VALVE The exhaust silencer fitted to the Evora OVERRIDE SWITCH 400 utilizes an active valve designed to automatically reduce the exhaust gas back Momentary Momentary press press pressures that are generated at higher engine speeds (RPM), which, under ex- treme circumstances can result in engine damage. -
Page 68: Cruise Control (If Fitted)
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Alternatively, this operation may be com- remain enabled and the tell tale will CRUISE CONTROL SWITCHES bined with that for activation, by pressing remain illuminated. button followed by the button. Resuming cruise control To activate cruise control: Press the button. -
Page 69: Automatic Transmission System Option
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Automatic Transmission System Option Note: It is good driving practice to only The Lotus automatic transmission system turn the engine off once the vehicle is allows the driver to switch between stationary and P – Park been selected. -
Page 70: Prnd Button Functions
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION PRND Button Functions P – Park: Press P to select, vehicle P – Park: Select only when the vehicle is road speed must be below stationary to lock the transmission. 1.2 mph (2km/h). Park will be selected automatically when R –... -
Page 71: Prnd Inappropriate Gear Selection
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION as selecting reverse whilst in drive) is will up-shift to the highest appropriate ‘appropriate’ to the vehicles current road gear. Kick-down operation will vary speed and if necessary with the footbrake according to road speed, current gear in depressed. -
Page 72: Kick-Down
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Down-shifting: Manual mode protect the transmission it will downshift activated whilst in any at the lower rev band to prevent engine current forward gear by stalling. pulling the ‘-’ left hand NOTICE: The use of wide throttle paddle once towards the openings and/or high engine rpm driver. -
Page 73: Sport & Race Modes
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Sport & Race Modes Refer to page 64 for further information on the suitable conditions for activating Sport and Race modes as well as appropriate safety warnings. Note: Switching off the ESP in conjunction with selection of Sport Mode will still retain the enhanced engine and transmission Sport features, but without any power induced wheelslip intervention. -
Page 74: Running-In Running-In
This car will not allow the piston rings to bed needless heavy braking for the first 100 data may be downloaded by Lotus dealers in satisfactorily, so a balance of spirited miles (160 km). Thereafter, the first time on demand in order to assist with fault and gentle use is required. For the first... -
Page 75: Fuel Requirements
The use of good quality fuels containing alcohol are not recommended, unless proper detergent additives is advised for Diesel - The Lotus Evora will not operate the blend can be determined as being good performance and emission control. on diesel fuel. -
Page 76: External Operations
EXTERNAL OPERATIONS Fuel Cap WARNING FUEL FILLER FLAP/CAP Unscrew the filler cap. As the cap is turned Petrol and petrol fumes are highly any pressure will be released and a brief explosive. You can be burned or seriously hiss may be heard. injured when handling fuel. The cap is tethered to prevent its loss and Before stopping at a filling station, switch should be hooked onto a tab provided for... -
Page 77: Opening The Tailgate
EXTERNAL OPERATIONS - The locked vehicle is then unlocked and TAILGATE OPENING the driver’s door is then opened (see pages 19 - 20). WARNING The ventilation grilles on and around the tailgate may become hot under some operating conditions; take care to avoid ohe141 burn injuries. -
Page 78: Manual Tailgate Release Handle
EXTERNAL OPERATIONS MANUAL TAILGATE RELEASE ACCESS HATCH RELEASE LEVER HANDLE EMERGENCY TAILGATE RELEASE HANDLE ohe137 Manual Tailgate Release Handle Emergency Tailgate Release Handle Front Body Access Hatch This is used if the transmitter fob is not (Child Entrapment) Provides access to the brake/clutch available or the vehicle battery becomes If a child should become trapped in the fluid and windscreen/headlamp washer... -
Page 79: Servicing & Maintenance
New Vehicle Warranty. Paint Care are available from your Lotus dealer. Also see page 81 for additional information - Moisture entrapment; Long term use Many contaminants are water soluble and for vehicles finished in 'Soft Feel' paint. -
Page 80: Paintwork Polishing
Alloy Road Wheels In order to minimise degradation from It is recommended that the alloy road NOTE: Lotus use premium quality leather, road salt, the underside of the chassis wheels are washed with the same prepara- specifically tanned and dyed for automo- tive use. -
Page 81: Seat Belts Cleaning
Booklet for specific terms and conditions specific Lotus approved cleaners. the footwell floors. Any damage caused with regards panels painted in ‘soft feel’ - Use only Lotus approved Sia fine (grey) by the use of incorrect mats will not be matt paint. abrasive pads in conjunction with auto- covered by the New Vehicle Warranty. - Page 82 - Use of cleaning or paint care products not approved by Lotus, or failure to follow the E132T0324JA Federal Evora 400 From SOP OHB English Language.indd 82 15/08/2018 14:47:29...
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Page 83: Owner Performed Maintenance
Consult your Lotus above that specified in the Maintenance Performing the simple weekly maintenance dealer in all cases of doubt. -
Page 84: Engine Compartment
SERVICING & MAINTENANCE WARNING Engine Compartment Page The supercharger pulley and drive belt 1. Engine oil dipstick are partially exposed. 2. Engine oil filler cap 3. Power Assisted Steering (PAS) reservoir To avoid injury and to guard against en- 4. Engine coolant header tank trapment of hands, hair, other body parts, 5. -
Page 85: Engine Oil Level Check
SERVICING & MAINTENANCE Engine Oil Dipstick: The dipstick is identifiable by its Dot marks; Oil filler cap yellow loop handle, and is located at the refer to text WARNING right hand front of the engine. The supercharger casing may become hot WARNING to the touch in high ambient temperatures and/or after hard driving. -
Page 86: Engine Cooling System
SERVICING & MAINTENANCE Topping Up: If topping up is necessary, Topping up: Ensure that the coolant is fully HEADER TANK CAP unscrew the oil filler cap. Add a suitable cold before slowly unscrewing the filler cap quantity of the recommended engine oil allowing any remaining pressure to escape (see ‘Recommended Lubricants’ section) before finally removing the cap. taking care not to spill any oil onto the en- gine or electrical components;... -
Page 87: Charge Cooler Reservoir
Lotus dealership as necessary to add any coolant. part of the recommended service schedule operations. -
Page 88: Washer Reservoir
SERVICING & MAINTENANCE WASHER JET & WIPER BLADE FITMENT BRAKE/CLUTCH FLUID RESERVOIR CAP WASHER RESERVOIR CAP Rotate to release Wiper blade Wiper arm ohe143 ohe139 ohe145 Washer Reservoir Washer Jet Brake/Clutch Fluid Reservoir The blue coloured reservoir filler cap for If necessary the heated washer jet may be In the event of a low fluid level a sensor in both the windscreen washer and headlamp cleared or adjusted using a suitable pin. - Page 89 SERVICING & MAINTENANCE a short period, have your Lotus dealer Brake fluid, being hygroscopic, absorbs investigate without delay. If the level is water from the atmosphere over a period found to be below the ‘MIN’ mark, it is likely of time, resulting in a lowering of the boil-...
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Page 90: Wheels & Tires
Please see your dealer. Lotus dealer who will have the lat- page 10 ‘Track Use & Competitive est recommendations. Use’ for further information. WARNING Damaged, poorly maintained or... -
Page 91: Wear Indicators
WHEELS & TIRES Wear Indicators Wear indicators are moulded into Drivers should keep a vigilant Under-inflation will cause exces- the bottom of the tread grooves at check on tire wear and condition, sive wear, rapid deterioration of intervals around the tire, indicated and moderate their speed in ad- the tire sidewalls and heavy steer- by small pointers on the outer verse weather conditions. -
Page 92: Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
WHEELS & TIRES Tire Pressure Monitoring System WARNING As an added safety feature, your to trigger illumination of the TPMS Improperly inflated or worn tires vehicle has been equipped with a low tire pressure telltale. Also are more likely to aquaplane in tire pressure monitoring system refer to ‘Instruments, Switches wet conditions. -
Page 93: Tpms Sensors
TPMS system 6. Spare wheel information: (No failure. spare wheel provided with the TPMS Sensors Lotus Evora). Located on the drivers door inner The sensors are powered by in- 7. Rear axle tire pressure: Refer panel, visible with the door open tegral batteries, with an average to ‘Technical Data’... -
Page 94: Replacement Tires
Replacement Tires Tire Sidewall Markings Refer to the ‘Technical Data’ section in this handbook, or consult your dealer to check the current Lotus specification and recommendations. Do not use tires which have not been approved by Lotus. Note: Some tread patterns are... - Page 95 WHEELS & TIRES A. Tire size: Example 285/30 ZR 20 - 99Y EXTRA LOAD 2 34 5 1. Tire width displayed in mm. 2. Tire sidewall with height displayed as a percentage of the tire width (also referred to as the aspect ratio). 3.
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Page 96: Uniform Tire Quality Grading
WHEELS & TIRES Uniform Tire Quality Grading upon the actual conditions of their C. Tube or tubeless type tire: Indi- The following information relates use, however, and may depart cates if an inner tube is required to the system developed by the significantly from the norm due to to inflate the tire. -
Page 97: Vehicle Loading Weights
WHEELS & TIRES Temperature Vehicle Loading Weights WARNING The temperature grades are A (the The combined weight of occupants The temperature grade for this highest), B, and C, representing and cargo should never exceed the tire is established for a tire that the tire’s resistance to the gen- weight displayed on your vehicle’s is properly inflated and not over-... - Page 98 WHEELS & TIRES Weight Loading Combinations WARNING 2-Seat Evora: 3. Subtract the combined weight of For the 2-Seat Evora the maxi- - Maximum weight of goods which the driver and passengers from mum weight of goods which may be carried in the cabin rear XXX kg or XXX lbs.
- Page 99 WHEELS & TIRES The following illustrations display examples of determining the available cargo allowance on a 4-seat Evora based on calculating the combined weight of occupants. Occupants Cargo/ Luggage Load Available cargo/ limit luggage load or 882 lb - = occupant weight 51 lb 200 lbs x 4 = 800 lb 31 lb...
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Page 100: Tire Characteristics
(‘feel’) from the Close attention should be paid to road surface to the steering wheel, Lotus approves the use of winter the fitting and tensioning instruc- a high level of steering linear- tires in sizes as specified in the tions supplied with the chains. The ity and response and little per- ‘Technical Data’... -
Page 101: Tire Emergency Inflator Aerosol
WHEELS & TIRES driven at low speed to the nearest WARNING TiRE EMERGENCY INFLATOR AEROSOL tire depot. Use of the aerosol does not con- If possible, avoid driving on a stitute a permanent repair, but deflated tire, or irreparable dam- is designed to allow the car to be driven to the nearest tire depot. - Page 102 WHEELS & TIRES Directions for Aerosol Use Tire Pressure Monitoring System 30 mph (45 km/h), to allow the Before using, carefully read all the Note: If tire replacement has re- sealant to spread. Then check instructions on the canister, or on quired the use of the emergency and adjust the tire pressure as any literature accompanying the...
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Page 103: Wheels
WHEEL BOLT REMOVAL Ensure that only original equip- Standard wheel bolt place away from any oncoming ment, or Lotus approved wheel Extension tool traffic. and tire combinations are fitted. - Apply the vehicle handbrake and Torque... -
Page 104: Vehicle Lifting
‘B’) on page 117 ‘Vehicle Lift- wheel bolt kit can be purchased ing’. (Note this will raise both Wheel Fitment from your authorized Lotus deal- wheels on that side of the vehi- - Position the wheel on the hub. ership. -
Page 105: Wheel Alignment & Tire Balance
Scheduled wheel alignment and Dirt or corrosion on a wheel or hub balancing are not required, but See your Lotus dealer if any of mounting flange, or oil or grease on general wear and tear caused by these conditions arise and ensure... -
Page 106: Electrical
ELECTRICAL Battery Disconnecting the Battery BATTERY ACCESS ‘+’ Positive WARNING ‘-’ Negative WARNING terminal terminal POISON/DANGER - CAUSES SEVERE Failure to follow the correct battery BURNS - KEEP OUT OF REACH OF disconnection procedure detailed below CHILDREN - RISK OF SHORT CIRCUIT could result in serious burns. -
Page 107: Removing The Battery
Lotus Dealers. - Keep the battery upright and protect Note: A battery conditioner will maintain a from sharp knocks and shocks. The... -
Page 108: Trickle Charging
ELECTRICAL Trickle Charging JUMP STARTING Connect the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of the charger or automatic Note: Orientation of Negative ‘-’ black jumper battery conditioner to the corresponding batteries may differ. cable (Earthed to the positive and negative vehicle battery Check terminal slave vehicle engine) terminals until 12.8 volts is achieved. -
Page 109: Inertia Switches
ELECTRICAL This connection should therefore be WARNING INERTIA SWITCHES made to an earthing point well away Follow all warnings and instructions of Left side Right side from the battery and from any fuel va- the jumper cable manufacturer. pour area or moving parts. An engine hanger bracket is often ideal. -
Page 110: Electrical Accessories
Owners should note that the only approved 10A ECU main relay extras and modifications are those which 7.5A Injectors are specified by Lotus and carried out by 10A Ignition coils Lotus or by an authorised dealer. Recirculation pump R5 30A TCU main relay* Lotus will accept no liability whatsoever R6 5A Gear selector lock solenoid* for defects which arise from extras or... -
Page 111: Main Fusebox
ELECTRICAL Slot Rate Circuit 1/4 turn fastener Relays Radio Battery + Fuse Key-in relay Puller Ignition switch Driver’s window Passenger window 7.5A Hazard & Turn lamps Fuses Interior control module Driver’s footwell lamp Passenger footwell lamp LH Parking lamps Removable... -
Page 112: Headlamps
The high voltages produced by the If you suspect your headlamps are out headlamp ballast unit could cause an of alignment contact your Lotus dealer electric shock. Ensure the battery is as specialist equipment is required to disconnected before servicing a headlamp correctly aim the headlamps, it is also assembly. -
Page 113: Center High Mounted Stop Lamp (Chmsl)
Reflector: Located centrally in the lamp. bumper. Red illuminated side markers complete units which should be entrusted are positioned rearwards of the rear to your Lotus dealer. Rear parking lamps: The outer lamp rings wheelarches and are inset within the rear illuminate at low intensity. -
Page 114: Licence Plate Lamps
ELECTRICAL LICENCE PLATE BULB INTERIOR LAMP BULB ohe159 ohe158 Licence Plate Lamps Interior Lamp Comprises of 2 lamps positioned above the Illuminated using a 12V 10W festoon type rear licence plate each illuminated using a bulb. 12V 5W festoon type bulb. To Replace To Replace Carefully pull one end of the lamp from... -
Page 115: Vehicle Recovery
Remove the protective bung, pass the If recovery is necessary, we recommend recovery eye through the grille aperture and it is carried out by your Lotus dealer or a Ensure that the key is used to unlock the then screw the recovery eye fully counter- professional vehicle recovery service. -
Page 116: Vehicle Towing
VEHICLE RECOVERY Before Being Towed NOTICE: Attaching restraints around Comply with all local legislation applicable suspension linkages, recovery eye or to cars being towed. chassis or body components may cause damage. Vehicle Towing - Automatic Models Never tow a vehicle with an automatic Vehicle Towing gearbox with the driving wheels rotating Only in an emergency should the car be... -
Page 117: Vehicle Lifting
VEHICLE LIFTING A,B,C VEHICLE LIFTING POINT LOCATIONS USING JACK USING 4-POST RAMP A,B,C A to lift front of vehicle on one side Use all 4 lifting points B to lift both wheels on one side ohe162 Lifting Point Locations WARNING Position the jack or ramp lifting pads only under the areas shown in the illustration. -
Page 118: Accessories & Modifications
These accessories have capacity of the car’s electrical system, alter its design or operation. This could been designed and approved for the Lotus they could interfere with the operation make your car unsafe or illegal to drive. and are supported by Lotus warranty. -
Page 119: Vehicle Storage
New Vehicle Warranty. not use around bearings, hydraulic components or painted surfaces. Allow - In general, your Lotus will be kept in best to dry completely. operating condition by regular use and routine maintenance. -
Page 120: Recommended Lubricants
Change the oil and be covered under the terms of the Lotus encountered. filter as soon as possible after driving in vehicle warranty. -
Page 121: Recommended Lubricants & Fluids
RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS Recommended Lubricants & Fluids Engine Approved product: PETRONAS Syntium 7000 0W/40 Fully synthetic Quality Standard: API SN; ACEA A3/B4 Viscosity: ambient above -20°C SAE 0W/40 Manual Transmission Havoline Multigear MTF HD 75W/80 Approved product: API-GL4 Quality Standard: Automatic Transmission Approved product: Toyota Genuine ATF WS Transmission oil Approved product:... -
Page 122: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA Capacities Engine Data Engine oil (refill inc. filter): 5.75 litre (6.08 US lqd qt) Idle speed - Manual transmission: 680 ±200 rpm Figure shown is for the engine and oil - Automatic transmission: 744 ±200 rpm filter capacity, additional oil is contained within the oil cooler and hoses which Idle speeds may vary if air conditioning and/... -
Page 123: Tires
TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA Fuel Consumption (mpg) Tires Transmission - Manual Type - Michelin Pilot Super Sport Type 6 speed manual type EA60 40 CFR 600 Size - front 235/35 ZR19 - 91Y Differential Limited Slip Differential. - rear 285/30 ZR20 - 99Y Evora Manual: Gear Ratio... -
Page 124: Dimensions
TECHNICAL DATA Dimensions Weights (In inches & millimetres) Curb (unladen*) A. Overall Length 172.64 in (4385 mm) Weight Manual Automatic B. Overall width Total 3153 lb (1430 kg) 3225 lb (1463 kg) Includes full - excl. mirrors 72.64 in (1845 mm) Front 1230 lb (558 kg) 1258 lb (571 kg) -
Page 125: Vehicle Identification (V.i.n.)
This label also displays the Lotus paint code for the vehicle which can be identified as a 3 – 4 digit code prefixed with either the letter ‘B’ or ‘C’. E132T0324JA Federal Evora 400 From SOP OHB English Language.indd 125... -
Page 126: Tpms Sensor Configuration
TPMS SENSOR CONFIGURATION TPMS Sensor Configuration After the fitment of a new TPMS sensor tell tale warning light will be illuminated, the tire pressure values '--' '--' within the left hand instrument panel display screen will be displayed as ‘--‘ and the warning symbol will be displayed in the right hand display screen because the new sensor is '--'... - Page 127 E132T0324JA Federal Evora 400 From SOP OHB English Language.indd 127 15/08/2018 14:48:10...
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Page 128: Alphabetical Index
ALPHABETICAL INDEX Access Hatch, Front ........78 Cruise Control...........68 Headlamp Flasher /Dip Switch....51 Accessories, Modifications....110, 118 Daytime Running Lamps....51, 112 Headlamps.........112 Air Conditioning........58 Demister...........59 Headlamp Powerwash......54 Airbag Safety System.......29 Doors............24 Heated Front Seats........59 Alarm, Car Security.........18 Door Handles, Exterior......24 Heated Rear Screen .........59 Ambient Air Temperature Display....45 Door Handles, Interior......24 Heating &... - Page 129 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Mirrors, Interior........37 Stopping the Engine ......40, 74 Using this Handbook........8 Odometer Display........45 Storage...........119 Operational Temperature Limit....40 Valve Cap Replacement......93 Tachometer..........41 Vehicle Identification Number (V.I.N.)..125 Paint Care..........79 Tailgate............77 Vehicle Lifting ........104, 117 Parking Aid..........52 Tailgate, Manual Release......78 Vehicle Loading Weights......97 Parking Brake..........63 Tailgate, Emergency Release....78 Vehicle Overview ........14 Polishing, Paintwork.........80...