ALIAS23
Aftermarket tuning and performance parts for Lotus and McLaren owners
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About ALIAS23
ALIAS23 develops and sells aftermarket tuning components for Lotus and McLaren cars, including performance and aerodynamic parts. Products are tested by the owner and made in the UK.
Customers are Lotus and McLaren owners, with most customers in the UK and Europe and sales also shipping worldwide. The business sells products through its online store.
ALIAS23 LTD was registered in 2019 and is headquartered in Epsom, UK. ALIAS23 began selling products to the Lotus community before expanding its catalogue to include McLaren parts.
Product: Online store selling aftermarket performance, aerodynamic and tuning parts for Lotus and McLaren cars.
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