Analogue Automotive unveils VHPK Lotus Elise restomod

Analogue Automotive has unveiled the VHPK, an exclusive restomod based on the first-generation Lotus Elise S1. Designed to honor Colin Chapman’s philosophy of lightweight performance, the vehicle weighs approximately 600kg due to extensive use of carbon fiber.

The VHPK features a single, centrally located driver's seat, inspired by racing models from the early 2000s. It is powered by a tuned 1.9-liter Rover K-Series engine, delivering between 247 and 254 horsepower. The engine is paired with a five-speed gearbox and a limited-slip differential.

Production is strictly limited to 35 units, each built to specific customer requirements. Options include a fully active suspension system, carbon-fiber wheels, and a carbon-fiber hardtop. The vehicle is priced at approximately $470,000.