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The Lotus Evora Enduro GT (also called as Lotus Evora GTE) is a racing car made by Lotus featured in the Asphalt series. It is the racing car version of the regular Lotus Evora.
Description
The Evora GTE is a race car developed for the new global motorsport GTE category, which includes the Le Mans 24 Hours. To coincide with this new model, Lotus has built a limited number of GTE road cars representing the most powerful Lotus road cars ever built. Producing over 444 PS from the race developed Lotus Evora GTE engine, fed through a sequential AMT racing gearbox. Transferring this power to the road, are lightweight, forged alloy rims with centre lock hubs shod with Pirelli P-Zero Corsa tyres.
Asphalt 8: Airborne
Summary
The Lotus Evora Enduro GT was added in the Free to Play Update as a low Class B car with the following statistics:
- Starting rank: 1136
- MAX rank: 1324 (+188)
- MAX+PRO rank: 1441 (+123)
- Tuning Kit bonus: +41
Performance
Despite having a short nitro efficiency of 10/15/20, and as a downgrade from its Class C cousin, the Lotus Exige S Coupe, the Lotus Evora Enduro GT is still a decent option against other low-end Class B cars. The Evora Enduro has fairly quick acceleration, high raw top speed, low Nitro boost and small drift radius.
The Lotus Evora Enduro GT outruns the Bentley Continental GT V8 on short 1-lap tracks. The Evora Enduro has superior acceleration, handling, drifting, and raw top speed are superior but less total top speed and nitro efficiency
Usage
The Lotus Evora Enduro GT is commonly featured in special TLEs, alongside the Bentley Continental GT V8 and Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. Despite being the slowest of the 3, the Evora Enduro is actually better than both cars (or equal) on 1-lap tracks and in Tag Racing events, due to its excellent acceleration and drifting. However, the Evora Enduro needs an Extra Tank to keep up on several maps, due to its very poor nitro efficiency.
Price
The Lotus Evora Endro GT initially had a buying price of 
56,000 but has since been increased to 
625. As of the 2019 Spring Update, upgrades cost 506,000 while Pro Kits require 169,600, 8 of each Class B Part, 6 Initial & Early Techs each, 8 Mid-Techs and 12 V6 Engines.
The Lotus Evora Enduro was also part of the 23rd Multiplayer Season, Garden Season 2 as a Pro League reward. Players who already had the Evora would win 35,000 instead.
