@caterham_seven_17
An evolution of the Seven series, offering enhanced performance and handling.
31 generations of the Caterham Seven 17
@1800cc_kseries_coupe
The Caterham Seven 1.8 K-Series was introduced in 1990, featuring the Rover K-Series engine delivering 135 hp. This variant was noted for its lightweight chassis and improved power-to-weight ratio, making it a favorite for track days and spirited drives.
@caterham_seven_1_6
The Caterham Seven 1.6 was introduced in 1975 as one of the earliest variants of the Seven. It features a 1.6L Kent engine producing 80 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This coupe variant was designed for spirited driving, offering lightweight construction and minimalistic design.
@caterham_seven_1_6_super_sprint
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Super Sprint was introduced in 1980 as a performance-oriented variant. It features a tuned 1.6L engine producing 100 hp and a close-ratio gearbox for enhanced acceleration. This lightweight coupe variant emphasized agility and was well-received in motorsport circles.
@caterham_seven_1_7
The Caterham Seven 1.7 was launched in 1985, featuring a 1.7L engine derived from the Ford Crossflow series. It produced 90 hp and was paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. This variant was known for its balanced handling and was popular among enthusiasts.
@2000cc_roadsport_coupe
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Roadsport was launched in 2000, featuring a 2.0L Ford Duratec engine producing 145 hp. This variant balanced performance with comfort, making it suitable for both road and track use. It included updated suspension for improved handling.
@2000cc_superlight_coupe
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Superlight was introduced in 2005, featuring a 2.0L engine with a focus on lightweight construction. Producing 160 hp, this variant was designed for maximum performance on the track, with advanced aerodynamics and a stripped-down interior.
@1600cc_sigma_coupe
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Sigma was introduced in 2010, featuring a 1.6L Sigma engine providing 125 hp. This variant emphasized efficiency while retaining the classic Caterham driving experience. It was equipped with modern suspension components for improved handling.
@2000cc_r500_coupe
The Caterham Seven 2.0 R500 was launched in 2015, featuring a 2.0L engine tuned to produce an impressive 250 hp. This top-tier variant was designed for high-performance enthusiasts, with enhanced aerodynamics, lightweight materials, and a racing-inspired chassis.
@1600cc_k_series_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.6 K-Series was introduced in 1995 and was part of the Caterham Seven lineup. It features a 1.6-liter K-Series engine producing around 135 horsepower, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. This lightweight convertible variant is known for its agile handling and sporty performance, making it a popular choice among enthusiasts.
@caterham_seven_1_6_electric
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Electric was introduced in 2020 as the brand's first electric variant, featuring a 150 kW electric motor. This model combines the traditional Caterham experience with modern electric performance, offering instant torque and zero emissions.
@1700cc_ford_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.7 Ford was produced from 1985 to 1992. It is powered by a 1.7-liter Ford engine, delivering approximately 110 horsepower. This variant is particularly noted for its simplicity and lightweight design, appealing to purists who value raw driving experience and straightforward mechanics.
@2000cc_ford_convertible
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Ford was launched in 2012, featuring a 2.0-liter Ford engine that produces approximately 160 horsepower. Known for its responsive handling, this variant is designed for driving enthusiasts who appreciate a powerful engine in a lightweight chassis, ensuring an exhilarating driving experience.
@caterham_seven_2_0_duratec
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Duratec was introduced in 2005 and features a 2.0-liter Duratec engine producing around 140 horsepower. It is mated to a five-speed manual transmission. This variant offers a blend of performance and reliability, appealing to drivers looking for a spirited driving experience without sacrificing dependability.
@2000cc_superlight_r_convertible
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Superlight R was introduced in 2014 and is equipped with a 2.0-liter engine producing up to 210 horsepower. This variant focuses on extreme lightweight construction and track-oriented performance, featuring enhanced aerodynamics and suspension tuning for superior handling and speed on the track.
@1600cc_sigma_convertible
The Caterham Seven 160 was introduced in 2013, featuring a 1.6-liter Sigma engine producing approximately 80 horsepower. This entry-level variant emphasizes accessibility and fun, making it a great choice for new drivers. Its lightweight design and straightforward mechanics contribute to an engaging driving experience.
@2700cc_sigma_convertible
The Caterham Seven 270 has been in production since 2015 and is powered by a 1.6-liter Sigma engine that produces around 135 horsepower. This variant strikes a balance between performance and comfort, making it suitable for both track days and everyday driving.
@3100cc_sigma_convertible
The Caterham Seven 310 was introduced in 2017 and features a 1.6-liter Sigma engine, delivering approximately 150 horsepower. This variant is designed for enthusiasts seeking a slightly more powerful option compared to the 270, offering improved performance while maintaining the lightweight character of the Seven.
@4200cc_ford_convertible
The Caterham Seven 420 was introduced in 2016, featuring a 2.0-liter Ford engine that produces around 210 horsepower. This variant focuses on high-performance driving, offering enhanced acceleration and handling characteristics suitable for track-oriented enthusiasts.
@5000cc_ford_convertible
The Caterham Seven 500, introduced in 2014, boasts a 2.0-liter Ford engine with an output of approximately 263 horsepower. This top-tier variant is designed for extreme performance, featuring a lightweight chassis and optimized aerodynamics, making it a favorite among serious track drivers.
@6200cc_ford_convertible
The Caterham Seven 620R was launched in 2013 with a powerful 2.0-liter Ford engine producing up to 310 horsepower. This high-performance variant is designed for ultimate speed and track performance, featuring advanced suspension technology and lightweight components to maximize agility and handling on the circuit.
@1650cc_sigma_convertible
The Caterham Seven 165 was introduced in 2013, powered by a 1.6-liter Sigma engine with an output of around 80 horsepower. This variant is designed for entry-level drivers, emphasizing lightweight fun and simple mechanics, making it an ideal choice for those new to the Caterham experience.
@1600cc_superlight_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Superlight was introduced in 1997 as a lightweight variant of the Caterham Seven. It features a 1.6L K-Series engine producing 135 hp, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant emphasizes performance with its minimalistic design and reduced weight, making it ideal for track enthusiasts.
@2000cc_superlight_sprint_convertible
The Caterham Seven 2.0 Superlight Sprint was introduced in 2015 as a modern take on the classic model. Powered by a 2.0L Ford engine with 140 hp, it features a lightweight body and enhanced handling characteristics. This variant is designed for those seeking a blend of classic styling and contemporary performance.
@1600cc_roadsport_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Roadsport was introduced in 1996, focusing on providing a more comfortable driving experience. It is equipped with a 1.6L K-Series engine generating 120 hp and features a wider track and improved suspension. This convertible variant strikes a balance between sportiness and everyday usability.
@2000cc_csr_convertible
The Caterham Seven 2.0 CSR was introduced in 2007 as a high-performance variant. It features a 2.0L Ford engine producing 175 hp and incorporates a unique chassis design for enhanced aerodynamics and performance. This variant is celebrated for its agility and responsiveness, catering to serious driving enthusiasts.
@2000cc_r_convertible
The Caterham Seven 2.0R was introduced in 2005, featuring a 2.0L Ford engine that delivers 150 hp. Known for its racing pedigree, this variant includes performance enhancements such as a sport-tuned suspension and lightweight components. The 2.0R is designed for those who enjoy spirited driving on both road and track.
@1400cc_kseries_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.4 K-Series was introduced in 1994, featuring a 1.4L K-Series engine producing 105 hp. This variant was aimed at entry-level buyers and offered a balance of performance and affordability. Its lightweight design and responsive handling made it popular among new Caterham enthusiasts.
@500s_convertible
The Caterham Seven 500S is a variant of the 500 model, introduced in 2012, showcasing a supercharged 2.0L engine with a power output of 263 hp. This performance-oriented model is designed for track enthusiasts who seek extreme lightweight performance.
@1300cc_sc_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.3L SC was introduced in 1995 as a streamlined version of the classic Seven. It features a 1.3L engine producing 115 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. This variant emphasized a lightweight design and minimalistic features, appealing to purists seeking a raw driving experience.
@caterham_seven_1_6l_supersport
The Caterham Seven 1.6L Supersport was introduced in 1999 as a performance-oriented variant. It features a 1.6L K-Series engine producing 135 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant offers lightweight construction and sport-tuned suspension for enhanced handling. The Supersport was aimed at driving enthusiasts looking for a more engaging experience.
@1600cc_superlight_r_convertible
The Caterham Seven 1.6 Superlight R was introduced in 2008 as a lightweight performance variant of the Caterham Seven. It features a 1.6L Sigma engine producing 125 hp, coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant is designed for track enthusiasts, emphasizing agility and driving dynamics with minimal weight.