CATERHAM

2026 Caterham Seven

British carmaker Caterham has announced a series of visual and interior changes for its iconic Seven, while keeping prices the same across the range.

The changes for the 2026 model year focus on keeping the Seven fresh, while improving standard equipment. On the outside, a "Clear Lens Pack" gives the round headlights a more modern look, while their housings and roll bar have a body-coloured finish instead of black.

In addition, Caterham has expanded the colour range with eight new options, which include standard shades Poppy Red and Blacksmith, premium Earl Grade and exclusive Sunset Riot, Heritage Sage, Chainmail Silver, Viola Parsifae and Ice Forest Green. The latter is used for the first time on the all-electric Project V.

The interior is enhanced with a new pair of leather seats for the S-Pack (optional for the R-Pack) with Seven stitching on the backrest. In addition, S and R-Pack models come standard with a black leather roof.

There are a few free options, including a sportier 620 nose cone that can be fitted to all Seven variants, along with amber turn signals, black or chrome headlight housings and rear roll bars.

The powertrain range consists of a turbocharged 660cc Suzuki engine and a 2.0-litre Ford Duratec engine, both naturally aspirated and supercharged. Power output ranges from 85bhp in the entry-level Seven 170 to a whopping 314bhp in the flagship Seven 620.

by Autonews