Everrati’s Electric Porsche 964 Is Something Even Gearheads In The U.S. Will Enjoy
Everrati has taken the covers off its first US market electric Porsche 911 of the 964 generation, marking the brands entry into North America.
Everrati continues to lead the charge as the international go-to creator of dream car electrification
Everrati completes first electric Porsche 911 (964) for US market
Everrati Tempts American Classic Car Lovers With All-Electric, Near 500 HP Porsche 911
The leading automotive manufacturers are slowly but surely going electric to keep up with an increasing push toward zero emissions.
Everrati Transforms Land Rover Models Into EVs
Expanding its converted vehicle catalog.
Range Rover Classic And Land Rover Defender Become Electric Restomods
How does 800 hp in a classic Defender sound?
First Drive: Everrati GT40
This UK-based EV conversion company took the Holy Grail of American ICE sports cars, and made it suitable for modern-day racers—so we tried the prototype.
Everrati announces a transformed, all-electric Range Rover Classic and Land Rover Defender
British company Everrati now transforms the iconic Range Rover Classic and Land Rover Defender into high-end, go-anywhere electric vehicles
Everrati GT40 review: no V8s were harmed in the making of this prototype
Everrati has teamed up with American company Superformance, who build brand new ‘continuation’ cars under licence. The car getting the Everrati treatment isn’t a sainted Le Mans-winning original or anything like that. It’s new.
The EV Revolution Is Coming for Classic Cars Too. Inside the Soaring Demand for Electric Restomods.
Land Rovers have tackled the Sahara and towed howitzers. But the most surprising thing about this truck, as with a growing cohort of sought-after classic cars? It’s electric.
Everrati’s GT40 and Land Rover pass vigorous R100.01 electrical safety testing
Everrati has announced that both its electric GT40 and Land Rover Series have passed electric vehicle safety testing for their state-of-the-art electric powertrains.
