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Bismoto launches the first electric Porsche 935 and it is just as spectacular
The customiser Bismoto has worked on a Porsche 911 to turn it into a Porsche 935 and has replaced its engine with a spectacular electric powertrain

Car customisation workshops have luxury brands as their main weapons. So it is not unusual to find cars like a Porsche 911 passing through their hands and taking the form of another powerful, muscular vehicle. This Porsche 911 has been converted into a Porsche 935, but it is not the only change the car has undergone. It is a fully electric variant designed to surprise.
The car has received the bodywork of an original Porsche 935, winner of Le Mans and one of the legendary models of the German brand. It is not a genuine Porsche 935, but that does not matter. Not only does it look the part, it also features an electric powertrain, which is the most important element of the car.
A 100% electric model
The Porsche 935 is driven by a three-phase motor that receives energy from several batteries located both at the rear and at the front. These battery packs, connected to one another, deliver a combined output of 32 kW and allow this model to reach a power equivalent to 636 CV.
This power is not only high, but it will deliver good performance since the car’s weight is quite light. The result is a Porsche 935 with all the technology of an electric vehicle inside. The exterior look of this customised car is the work of designer Andy Blackmore Designs and recreates the livery, combining grey with pink decorative accents.
The exterior styling is completed by Brixton forged wheels that fit perfectly with the aesthetics of the external decoration. Bismoto has indeed created truly spectacular cars in recent years, such as a Porsche Boxster with twin turbochargers and a centrally positioned driving seat. A Honda Odissey offering considerable power of 1029 CV has also been seen. So we will keep a close eye on everything this customiser does and see what it offers next year.
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