The track-only Seven R Miami Special Edition model has a 2.0-litre Ford Duratec engine and a bespoke Aqua custom paint exterior finish.
This now means that every new Caterham Seven will have its first fill of lubricants supplied by Motul, among others.
The Seven 310 Encore will use the most powerful 1.6-litre version of the Ford Sigma engine and will only see 25 total units produced.
2025 Tokyo Auto Salon visitors will have had a chance to view the Project V, Caterham's concept EV powered by XING Mobility's IMMERSIO CTP battery system.
Having previously announced the use of Yamaha Motor's e-Axle in Project V, Caterham has announced the use of XING Mobility's battery packs in its new coupe.
The firm has unveiled a new special edition Seven CSR Twenty built at its new facility in Dartford to mark the occasion.
The partnership on the new electric sports coupe, named Project V, is expected to see Yamaha lending its expertise in vehicle motion control.
The car gets its body from the aluminium panels of the Puma's tail boom and doors, and will be auctioned off to raise funds for injured servicemen.
Caterham has relocated production of the Seven into a new facility that will allow it to raise production to 750 units annually.
The Caterham Project V comes with a 268bhp electric motor, a 55kWh lithium-ion battery pack, and a targeted weight of 1,190kg.
Caterham has announced that both the EV Seven and the Project V electric concepts will make their first public appearance at Goodwood.
Caterham will reveal a new Project V concept which will not only be all-electric, but will also look different from the firm's Seven range.
The Caterham EV Seven gets a 51kWh battery capable of withstanding the intense charge and discharge cycles associated with track use.
Caterham is set to move into a new manufacturing facility located in Kent, U.K., courtesy of new investment by its owners, VT Holdings.
Caterham has revealed the Super Seven 600 and Super Seven 2000 models, both reimagined versions of the Super Sevens from the 1970s and 1980s.
Caterham has announced that it will be returning to Goodwood after a three-year hiatus with the Seven 420 Cup, its best track day car yet.
The feat makes the Caterham Seven, the firm's lightest car yet, the highest a car has ever been built above ground level.
Caterham is launching the new Seven 170 in the U.K. on the British Airways i360 pod in Brighton, 137m above sea level.
The Caterham Seven 170's 1,470mm width and 660cc engine allow it to comply with Japan's world-famous Kei car regulations.
Originally the importer of Caterham into Japan, VT Holdings has now acquired Caterham Cars from the previous owners of Tony Fernandes and Kamarudin Meranun.