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Lotus Evora recalls

DVSA has published 4 safety recalls that name the Lotus Evora since 2012, 0 of them since 2020. Between them they cover at least 1,650 UK vehicles of this model.

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All Lotus Evora recalls, newest first

  1. EVORA · steering column cartridge screw requires tightening

    30 Nov 2018 · R/2018/310

    Assembly error involving the steering column that may affect crash behaviour.

    Fix: Ensure that the steering column is assembled correctly in accordance with the manufacturers� instructions.

    32 vehicles · built 26 Mar 2018 to 2 Oct 2018

  2. 211, ELISE, EVORA, EXIGE · risk of fire

    15 Nov 2014 · R/2014/066

    The oil cooler pipes may detach from their fittings and deposit oil in the engine compartment on the road/tyres which can lead to increased risk of fire and loss of vehicle control. Only the pipes with the smooth bore ferrules are affected.

    Fix: Elise Exige and 211: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and repair or replace the oil cooler hoses. Evora: it is proposed that the oil cooler hose assemblies will be replaced with hoses that incorporate the current production released end fittings in accordance with Lotus workshop procedures.

    1,258 vehicles · built 1 Sep 2010 to 13 Sep 2011

  3. EVORA · oil may leak

    17 Dec 2013 · R/2013/086

    An oil cooler pipe may have insufficient room to move freely. As a result the pipe will abrade. If the concern remains unnoticed oil can leak in the engine bay with an increased risk of fire. Additionally oil can leak onto the road and cause a loss of control to the subject vehicle and other road users. If the driver does not heed the low oil pressure warnings then engine damage could occur.

    Fix: Recall all affected vehicles and replace the oil cooler pipes with a modified oil cooler pipe kit.

    187 vehicles · built 1 Sep 2010 to 13 Sep 2011

  4. EVORA · fire may occur

    12 Nov 2012 · R/2012/120

    It has been determined that under extreme circumstances the rubber hose section of the VVT oil pipe can leak. A failure of the VVT oil feed pipe may result in oil being deposited onto the engine as well as the exhaust system. This could cause potential engine failure and a potential risk of fire because of the presence of flammable vapour which could result in a crash.

    Fix: The oil feed pipe will be replaced

    173 vehicles · built 2 Sep 2010 to 13 Dec 2011

Other Lotus models

Source: DVSA recalls register, check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk, copy dated 6 Sep 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0. A recall is listed here when DVSA names this model in it; the build dates on each recall say which cars it covers, and a registration check confirms your own.