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EV Company Everrati Unveils New 993-Generation Porsche 911-Based Model

EV Company Everrati Unveils New 993-Generation Porsche 911-Based Model

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There are more than a few methods of automotive preservation in our current era, and among the most tech-forward is by United Kingdom-based Everrati Automotive Limited. Rather than strictly following the norms and folkways of maintaining originality, this company preserves the core fundamentals in certain iconic cars' driving characteristics, yet with an eco-friendly twist: dropping the internal combustion engine (ICE) in favor of its own tailored EV powertrain. And, wrapped in a ground-up re-engineering of the entire vehicle, complete with bespoke luxury customization.
Everrati's made a name for itself with its 964-generation Porsche 911-based creations, one of which I had the privilege of driving for a different publication a few months back. I was pleasantly surprised by how true to the original 911 formula it was, between its beautiful steering, braking, and handling. Plus, more than enough power to walk any one of the 964's original iterations in the quarter mile.
Now, the company's unveiled that it's now working with 993-generation-based 911s, the generation that came after the 964 and before the water-cooled 996. Think: Quintessential '90s Porsche styling and driving.
And if it follows the same fun-to-drive formula as the 964, it could be the best sports car it's created, yet. The 993 is widely regarded as the pinnacle air-cooled 911, with its compact and lightweight (for its era) construction, improved structural rigidity, and just-modern-enough accouterments.
Everrati's 993 will take the form of an initial, nine-unit run dubbed the Founders Edition that pays design homage to the generation's Turbo S, of which only 345 were ever made. It will err on the side of luxury grand touring with a bespoke tailored interior, emphasis on refinement in its driving experience, and harness the latest EV technology derived from motorsports duty.
What's particularly appealing to some discerning enthusiasts, is the ability to savor their very own Turbo S without costly maintenance. Or, any other potential trouble keeping it alive for future generations to appreciate.
'The Porsche 911 (993) Founders Edition is for those who missed their chance to own an air-cooled Turbo S or those who want to relive it, responsibly,' says Everrati Founder & CEO, Justin Lunny. 'These cars hold stories. They were never just machines; they were memories in motion. But most classics weren't built for the long haul, not without help at least. With this redefined 993, we're giving people a way to preserve that emotional connection and still enjoy the drive, every day. It's the dream garage car you don't just have to admire, you can use it, pass it down, and keep it alive. That's what truly makes this a timeless classic.'
There's no telling what emissions standards, parts availability, etc., will look like down the line. This helps alleviate these concerns, and, at the same time, increases interest from EV-focused circles and reduces enthusiasts' carbon footprint along the way.
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