It doesn’t get much more basic than the Caterham Seven. The original Lotus design was – and remains – the ultimate embodiment of Colin Chapman’s “add lightness” ethos. But even among Sevens, some are ...

A new Miata will net you around 100 extra horses, but it also comes with roughly 1,400 extra pounds of weight — that's almost like driving a Caterham with one-and-a-half Caterhams in the trunk. Plus, ...

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 ...

View post: Amazon Is Selling a ‘Powerful’ and ‘Reliable’ Bluetti Power Station for Over $200 Off While twist-and-go aficionados will recognize the Lambretta name for its classic Italian scooters, ...

Caterham is closing a major chapter in its history with the release of the Seven 310 Encore, the last model to feature the Ford Sigma engine. Only 25 units will be produced, marking the end of a ...

The Caterham Seven has always been all about lightness and driving pleasure so the thought of an EV conversion sounds challenging. Thankfully, Caterham doesn’t plan on compromising for its transition ...

Caterham, the British producer of lightweight sports cars named after its hometown in England but headquartered in Dartford now, has launched a new special series - Seven 310 Encore. The Caterham ...

Caterham unveiled the Final Editions of the 485 and 485 CSR for the European market, announcing that the models will bow out of production a full decade after their debut. The Final Editions will be ...

Nova Motorsport has announced its appointment as the official motorsport tire partner for Caterham Motorsport in a multi-year ...

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, ...

Inspired by the Lotus Elan +2, Caterham's upcoming EV was designed to be simple and fun—more fun than Porsche's electric 718 ...