Everrati to build electric Porsche 911 restomod in California

Everrati has announced plans to expand into the U.S. market, by building its fully electric Porsche 911 in California.

A surge in demand for EV sports cars has led to a partnership between Everrati and Aria Group.

The Aria Group manufacturing facility in Irvine, California, was recently used to build cars for Singer Vehicle Design and Radford Motors.

Electric 911 in high demand

This expertise in producing low-volume specialist cars will see Aria Group focus on electrified classic Porsche 911 (964) restomods for Everrati.

The 911 is Everrati’s best-known EV conversion. Offered in both narrow- and wide-body specifications, the electric Porsche offers up to 500hp.

Combined with a 53kWh battery pack, this allows acceleration to 60mph in less than 4.0 seconds. Fully-charged range exceeds 150 miles.

The combination of performance and eco-credentials has apparently made the reworked classic popular with millennial and Gen-Z customers.

‘EV is the only way to go’

Along with the Porsche 911, Everrati’s product range includes the Superformance Ford GT40, Mercedes-Benz SL ‘Pagoda’, and Land Rover Series IIA.

Justin Lunny, founder and CEO of Everrati Automotive Limited, said: “I am absolutely delighted to announce our agreement with Aria Group. It is a world leader in the precision build of specialist high performance vehicles and the perfect partner for Everrati as we rapidly expand our global footprint.

“Demand for our electrified icons, such as the Signature edition – based on the Porsche 911 – is surging globally, but particularly in California. These discerning buyers want the look of an icon, but would never consider ICE. For them, EV is the only way to go.”

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