Lotus has opened a performance hub to give other sports car manufacturers access to its facilities, expertise and knowledge to accelerate production and drive innovation.
The firm, based at Hethel in Norfolk, is hoping to bring together similar manufacturers and technology firms all under one roof.
It aims to promote partnership not competition with other companies and is already working with four partners.
Matt Nice, deputy managing director at Lotus Cars, said: “By creating an environment where partners can collaborate, develop and deliver side by side, we enable a faster, smarter way to innovate in a sector where traditional models often slow things down.”
The hub aimed to give other manufacturers access to its designers, engineers, test track and other facilities.
