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Not sure re; the mirroring, but after my failed efforts and my dealer's in-house detailers also couldn't remove the stickers, I bought a roll of black vinyl with sticky backside (Ooo!) and covered the visor warning stickers that way. Easy peasy.

Interesting chirowolf... I had an Evora for 14 years as well. 2010 NA from new. Loved it and traded it in on my Emira.

The 2 failure points I had were at the line going out from the filter housing to the oil cooler and that same line going into the oil cooler. These leaks were about 3 feet apart and were also slow, weepers like yours. / And for sure, some of the dealers have raised the bar on uselessness...

Trying to attach!

I had the same problem. The day I got the car home from buying it, I saw oil on the garage floor within hours (and 46 miles.) Geez, new car leaking oil. Though having an Evora for 14 years, I accept the Lotus ethos. / Lotus Philadelphia, the dealer I like but not the one I bought the car from...

Emirahouston, what's your way cheaper solution? Have you found a way to successfully remove the stickers?

Thx Kimmax. I've been in "the family" for a while now... had a 2010 Evora from new for 14 years. I'm used to these mysteries, or should I say Lotus charm? Just traded up to the Emira.

Geez. Thanks for checking on it for me.

Kitkat, any chance you might share from your service notes what an "RSC Service Required" is? It appeared on my '24 FE2 dash at exactly the 700 mile mark, and the owners manual reveals nothing about this. Thanks in advance for any advice you might provide!

At exactly the 700 mile mark I got an "RSC Service Required" message on the dash of my '24 Emira FE2. Scouring the owners manual revealed nothing. Any idea what the RSC Service is? Thanks in advance for any advice!

Emira FE2 owner

Kitkat, how did you access your "Emira Status" field to state you're an owner? I can't figure it out! Thx in advance.

Emira FE2 Owner

3 pedals...Absotively!

Excellent aesthetic review Seriously. As a retired industrial designer and graphic designer, I share your passionate interest. / The car is flat out beautiful. It’s aggressive and elegant at once. I’ve only got 300 miles on mine and am still in discovery mode. And just like the Evora, it’s great...

On an Emira, how is everyone fishing the wire from the battery to the outside of the car, to the trickle charger unit? My Evora's hatch panel gaps were pretty poor and left a big enough gap to run the wire out between the hatch and the quarter panel, but my Emira's gaps are much tighter, leaving...

Just got my 2024 Emira… it’s awesome. Similar to my Evora though with its own character (and notably less visceral.) Has anyone figured out a good way to fish a battery charger wire from the boot to the outside of the car? Thanks in advance for any suggestions!