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Everrati presents its new electric project: the Porsche 911 (964) Wide Body Cabriolet
Everrati is back with a new project based on the 911 (964) Wide Body, but this time on the Cabriolet version and with a more powerful battery

Restomod projects are all the rage: as you know, they are based on restoring or upgrading classic vehicles using today’s technology and components. But as you know, the future seems to be heading towards electric vehicles, so if we give these projects a further twist, companies like Everrati emerge, specialising in converting classic vehicles into electric ones.
The English company Everrati has a track record of very interesting projects, such as those carried out on the Land Rover Series IIA, the Ford GT40 or the legendary and beautiful Mercedes Pagoda, not forgetting the Porsche 911 (964) with which they appeared at the 2021 Goodwood Festival of Speed to give their projects even greater visibility. The Porsche 911 (964) Wide Body is once again the star of their new project, but this time in the Cabriolet version.

The best part of this Porsche 911 (964) is hidden beneath its bodywork: an electric motor that allows this 911 beauty to adapt to new forms of mobility while still showing off its bodywork wherever it goes. Of course, performance is also expected, after all, it is a Porsche, so its electric motor is capable of delivering 500 CV of power and a torque of 500 Nm, making it more powerful than the original model. With these figures it reaches 0 to 96 km/h in under four seconds, while its 62 kWh battery provides a range of 321 kilometres.

Naturally, this power could still be excessive for the remaining original components of the Porsche 911 (964) Cabriolet, so Everrati’s engineers have also worked thoroughly on other areas, such as the chassis tuning to achieve excellent dynamic behaviour, the weight distribution based on its new powertrain and battery, or the brakes, capable of stopping all this power. In addition, future owners will also have the option of the TracTive suspension, fully adjustable and adaptable to different driving modes.

It should be noted that the Porsche 911 (964) Wide Body Cabriolet uses both bodywork and chassis from other donor vehicles, which have been selected based on their origin and condition, thus guaranteeing a perfect restoration. It is also important to know that Everrati can carry out the reverse process: if the customer wishes, at any time they can return the vehicle to its original specification, and they can also order it in the Pure, Signature and officially licensed Gulf Signature editions.
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