Everrati may have only been founded in 2019, but the electric vehicle conversion company has expanded beyond the UK. to the United States and Europe.
Demand has also skyrocketed to the point where the wait time for some conversions has been as long as a year.
Everrati offers a diverse range of conversions, from classic Land Rovers to 964-generation Porsche 911 and even Ford GT40 (replica only, thankfully). The most popular is the 911 conversion, with construction handled in both the UK and the US. In the United States, the conversion was done by local partner Aria Group based in Irvine, California.
According to Everrati, many of their customers fall into the Millennial and Gen-Z generations. They have a desire for cars from the 1980s and 90s, but with electric power, the company said.
Everrati electric convertible Ford GT40
Justin Lunny, CEO and Founder of Everrati, said: “Our vehicles are truly capturing the imaginations of sustainability-conscious auto enthusiasts who are pouring in. flock to Everrati to experience the next generation of iconic car ownership.
The price for one of these conversions is not cheap. 911 conversions start at £250,000 (about $276,550). However, Everrati offers more than one powertrain swap. Everrati custom designs the electric powertrain for each model in its portfolio, with components arranged in the best way to maintain the vehicle’s original driving experience.
For example, the GT40 shifter features gearshifts in Race mode that allow the driver to select “virtual” gears, where each shift is synchronized with the sound generator and torque distribution to generate the effect of the actual gears being shifted. There’s even a power supply pause to simulate how the driver feels when he lifts the pedal.
In addition, Race mode activates a sound generator that produces a 110 db V-8 simulated exhaust sound. The chair even has a transducer so you can feel the sound too.
