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Lotus Elise 2017

2011 Elise II (series 3)

Quick notes on Lotus Elise engine size

    • Average size for generation: 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    • Smallest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    • Largest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    • Difference from world average: 0.55 L smaller (-548 cc)
    • Engine power to cc ratio: 7 cc per 1 hp
    • Engine size to 1 passenger: 899 cc to 1 person
    • Difference from world's biggest: 6.6 L smaller (-6584 cc)
    • Difference from world's smallest: 1.37 L bigger (+1374 cc)
    • Torque from 1 liter: 141 Nm from 1 L
    • Enginert rating: 4 / 10

2017 Lotus Elise

  • Cup 250 1.8 —1798 cc (1798 L)
  • Cup 260 1.8 —1798 cc (1798 L)

    2017 Lotus Elise Engine size to power ratio

  • Cup 250 1.8 —7.3 cc/hp (9.9 cc/kW)
  • Cup 260 1.8 —7.1 cc/hp (9.7 cc/kW)

    2017 Lotus Elise Difference from world average engine size

  • Cup 250 1.8 —23.36 or 548 cc smaller
  • Cup 260 1.8 —23.36 or 548 cc smaller

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    Cup 250 1.8 1.8 L
    (1798 cc)     		23.4% smaller 58 cc to 1 mpg 137 hp from 1 L 200 cc to 100 kg
    Cup 260 1.8 1.8 L
    (1798 cc)     		23.4% smaller 58 cc to 1 mpg 141 hp from 1 L 200 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Cup 250 1.8
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 58 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 137 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 200 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Cup 260 1.8
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 58 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 141 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 200 cc to 100 kg

    Lotus Elise 2017

    2017.5 Elise (facelift 2017, series 3)

    Quick notes on Lotus Elise engine size

      • Average size for generation: 1.73 L (1731 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 1.6 L (1598 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1798 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 0.62 L smaller (-615 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 9 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 866 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 6.7 L smaller (-6651 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 1.31 L bigger (+1307 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 127 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 4 / 10

    2017 Lotus Elise

  • Cup 250 1.8 —1798 cc (1798 L)
  • Sport 1.6 —1598 cc (1598 L)
  • Sport 220 1.8 —1798 cc (1798 L)

    2017 Lotus Elise Engine size to power ratio

  • Cup 250 1.8 —7.3 cc/hp (9.9 cc/kW)
  • Sport 1.6 —11.8 cc/hp (16 cc/kW)
  • Sport 220 1.8 —8.2 cc/hp (11.1 cc/kW)

    2017 Lotus Elise Difference from world average engine size

  • Cup 250 1.8 —23.36 or 548 cc smaller
  • Sport 1.6 —31.88 or 748 cc smaller
  • Sport 220 1.8 —23.36 or 548 cc smaller

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    Cup 250 1.8 1.8 L
    (1798 cc)     		23.4% smaller 58 cc to 1 mpg 137 hp from 1 L 200 cc to 100 kg
    Sport 1.6 1.6 L
    (1598 cc)     		31.9% smaller 43 cc to 1 mpg 85 hp from 1 L 178 cc to 100 kg
    Sport 220 1.8 1.8 L
    (1798 cc)     		23.4% smaller 58 cc to 1 mpg 122 hp from 1 L 200 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Cup 250 1.8
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 58 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 137 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 200 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Sport 1.6
    Precise engine size 1.6 L (1598 cc)
    Difference from world average 31.9 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 43 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 85 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 178 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Sport 220 1.8
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1798 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 58 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 122 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 200 cc to 100 kg

    Lotus Elise 2004

    2000 Elise II (series 2)

    Quick notes on Lotus Elise engine size

      • Average size for generation: 1.8 L (1795 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1795 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 0.55 L smaller (-551 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 11 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 898 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 6.6 L smaller (-6587 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 1.37 L bigger (+1371 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 97 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 4 / 10

    2004 Lotus Elise

  • 1.8 i 16V —1795 cc (1795 L)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111 —1795 cc (1795 L)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111R —1796 cc (1796 L)

    2004 Lotus Elise Engine size to power ratio

  • 1.8 i 16V —14.7 cc/hp (19.9 cc/kW)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111 —11.2 cc/hp (15.2 cc/kW)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111R —9.4 cc/hp (12.7 cc/kW)

    2004 Lotus Elise Difference from world average engine size

  • 1.8 i 16V —23.49 or 551 cc smaller
  • 1.8 i 16V 111 —23.49 or 551 cc smaller
  • 1.8 i 16V 111R —23.44 or 550 cc smaller

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    1.8 i 16V 1.8 L
    (1795 cc)     		23.5% smaller 56 cc to 1 mpg 68 hp from 1 L 224 cc to 100 kg
    1.8 i 16V 111 1.8 L
    (1795 cc)     		23.5% smaller 53 cc to 1 mpg 89 hp from 1 L 224 cc to 100 kg
    1.8 i 16V 111R 1.8 L
    (1796 cc)     		23.4% smaller - 107 hp from 1 L 200 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1795 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.5 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 56 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 68 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 224 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V 111
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1795 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.5 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio 53 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 89 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 224 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V 111R
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1796 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 107 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 200 cc to 100 kg

    Lotus Elise 2000

    2000 Elise 340 R

    Quick notes on Lotus Elise engine size

      • Average size for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 0.55 L smaller (-550 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 10 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 898 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 6.6 L smaller (-6586 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 1.37 L bigger (+1372 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 95 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 4 / 10

    2000 Lotus Elise

  • 1.8 i 16V —1796 cc (1796 L)

    2000 Lotus Elise Engine size to power ratio

  • 1.8 i 16V —10 cc/hp (13.6 cc/kW)

    2000 Lotus Elise Difference from world average engine size

  • 1.8 i 16V —23.44 or 550 cc smaller

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    1.8 i 16V 1.8 L
    (1796 cc)     		23.4% smaller - 100 hp from 1 L 257 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1796 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 100 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 257 cc to 100 kg

    Lotus Elise 1997

    1996 Elise (series 1)

    Quick notes on Lotus Elise engine size

      • Average size for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 1.8 L (1796 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 0.55 L smaller (-550 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 14 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 898 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 6.6 L smaller (-6586 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 1.37 L bigger (+1372 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 94 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 4 / 10

    1997 Lotus Elise

  • 1.8 i 16V —1796 cc (1796 L)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111S —1796 cc (1796 L)

    1997 Lotus Elise Engine size to power ratio

  • 1.8 i 16V —15 cc/hp (20.4 cc/kW)
  • 1.8 i 16V 111S —12.3 cc/hp (16.8 cc/kW)

    1997 Lotus Elise Difference from world average engine size

  • 1.8 i 16V —23.44 or 550 cc smaller
  • 1.8 i 16V 111S —23.44 or 550 cc smaller

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    1.8 i 16V 1.8 L
    (1796 cc)     		23.4% smaller - 67 hp from 1 L 257 cc to 100 kg
    1.8 i 16V 111S 1.8 L
    (1796 cc)     		23.4% smaller - 81 hp from 1 L 225 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1796 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 67 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 257 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 1.8 i 16V 111S
    Precise engine size 1.8 L (1796 cc)
    Difference from world average 23.4 smaller
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 81 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 225 cc to 100 kg