Everrati has been named winner of Best Electric Car Innovation at the 2026 E-Mobility Awards.
The E-Mobility Awards recognise the companies and people moving electric transport forward. Winning in the electric car innovation category puts Everrati’s engineering in front of the industry that knows it best — where the electrification itself is judged, not just the finished look.
The idea behind the award
Everrati builds the cars the original manufacturers might have made, had the technology existed at the time. The silhouette is left as it was. The electric powertrain is engineered to sit inside the car as though it had always belonged there, bringing modern comfort, reliability and usability with it.
Built by commission
Every Everrati is built to its owner’s specification over around twelve months, with progress shared at every stage until handover. Build slots are limited each year.
Why electrify an icon?
In our latest film, automotive journalist Jonny Lieberman sits down with Everrati Founder Justin Lunny to talk about the past, present and future of the company.
“We exist to give some of the world’s most important cars a future — and a usable future — for the next generation.”
“If the technology that we are able to access today existed in the ’60s, pretty much this is how they would have delivered an EV version of the Pagoda.
“If we’ve done our job well, if one of our cars is parked up, it just looks like a beautifully restored, hand-built version of the original.”
– Justin Lunny, Founder
“What appeared to be just a rather well-done EV conversion company has in fact set itself up to be a major supplier of solutions to other car builders.”
– Jonny Lieberman, automotive journalist
Watch the full film on YouTube →
Thank you to the E-Mobility Awards judges, to our teams in Oxfordshire and California, and to the clients whose commissions make this work possible.
