Lotus Type 132 Teaser #1 - Breathe
This first communication is titled “Breathe” and shows the unique and innovative active grille shutter on the Type 132. It is an authentic Lotus air management solution with a dual purpose – for cooling and for enhanced frontal aerodynamics.
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