Everrati Will Display Two Gorgeous Classic Porsches At Monterey Car Week

我f you're unfamiliar with Everrati, the British-based brand is renowned for transforming olderPorsche 911sports cars and other classics into electric-powered beasts. The company will appear at Monterey Car Week later this month with an impressive showing of electrified Porsches it describes as "sustainable."

Two vehicles will be on display: an electric 911 (964) in Mexico Blue and a concours-quality 1970 911 S. The 964 wears a widebody kit that looks simply exquisite, together with the vivid paintwork. This is a special build, as it's the first model Everratibuilt for the American market, specifically for tech mogul Matt Rogers.

A 62-kilowatt-hour battery pack powers this 964, which can silently reach 60 mph in less than four seconds. An estimated range of 200 miles provides more than enough juice for a Sunday morning blast. The Dark Blue Bridge of Weir leather upholstery and HRE C105 forged three-piece wheels with Satin Bronze-painted center detailing complement the bright exterior hue.

Displayed alongside the electric 964 is the '70 911 S, a legend in the Porsche community. As one of just three prototypes equipped with lightweight bodywork from the 911ST, this exceptionally maintained vehicle took second place in its class at the 2013 Pebble Beach Concours.

Built to compete in the 1970 Monte Carlo Rally, the 911 S gains motivation from a rare 2.3-liter engine, which sends power to the wheels via the 915 transmission. It may sound odd that Everrati is displaying a gas-powered vehicle, but there's a good reason.

我t honors Porsche's 75th anniversary, and having these two cars on display "represents the valued relationship" the company has with its customers, as enthusiast Peter Kitchak has commissioned a special new electric Porsche.