  Let $f$ be an expansive Lorenz map and $c$ be the critical point. The
survivor set is denoted as $S_{f}(H):=\{x\in[0,1]: f^{n}(x)\notin H, \forall
n\geq 0\}$, where $H$ is a open subinterval. Here we study the hole $H=(a,b)$
with $a\leq c \leq b$ and $a\neq b $. We show that the case $a=c$ is equivalent
to the hole at $0$, the case $b=c$ equals to the hole at $1$. We also obtain
that, given an expansive Lorenz map $f$ with a hole $H=(a,b)$ and
$S_{f}(H)\nsubseteqq\{0,1\}$, then there exists a Lorenz map $g$ such that
$\tilde{S}_{f}(H)\setminus\Omega(g)$ is countable, where $\Omega(g)$ is the
Lorenz-shift of $g$ and $\tilde{S}_{f}(H)$ is the symbolic representation of
$S_{f}(H)$. Let $a$ be fixed and $b$ varies in $(c,1)$, we also give a complete
characterization of the maximal interval $I(b)$ such that for all $\epsilon\in
I(b)$, $S_{f}(a,\epsilon)=S_{f}(a,b)$, and $I(b)$ may degenerate to a single
point $b$. Moreover, when $f$ has an ergodic acim, we show that the topological
entropy function $\lambda_{f}(a):b\mapsto h_{top}(f|S_{f}(a,b))$ is a devil
staircase with $a$ being fixed, so is $\lambda_{f}(b)$ if we fix $b$. At the
special case $f$ being intermediate $\beta$-transformation, using the
Ledrappier-Young formula, we obtain that the Hausdorff dimension function
$\eta_{f}(a):b\mapsto \dim_{\mathcal{H}}(S_{f}(a,b))$ is a devil staircase when
fixing $a$, so is $\eta_{f}(b)$ if $b$ is fixed. As a result, we extend the
devil staircases in \cite{Urbanski1986,kalle2020,Langeveld2023} to expansive
Lorenz maps with a hole at critical point.
