EVERRATI CELEBRATES 75th ANNIVERSARY OF PORSCHE 911 AT MONTEREY CAR WEEK WITH PUBLIC DEBUT OF ELECTRIC 911 (964) AND SHOWCASE OF RARE ST-BODIED 911
Marking a second year at Monterey Car Week, Everrati will feature an impressive display on the picturesque lawns of Pebble Beach where it will present two iconic Porsche 911s that represent a glorious past and a sustainable future. Among the remarkable vehicles on display will be the first formal public showing of its redefined Mexico Blue 911 wide body redefined by Everrati, plus a Concours legend in the 911 S 1970 – a car that has previously wowed crowds at Pebble Beach, taking second place in its class in 2013.
Everrati’s redefined electric 911 (964) is one of the company’s first US builds, commissioned by its high profile sustainable-tech entrepreneur owner and hand-crafted by Everrati’s partner Aria Group in California, it represents the ultimate in sustainable performance and quality.
As Everrati’s global reach expands, this unique 911 is the first of several models across its portfolio of redefined icons in production for a growing number of customers across North America and Canada. Everrati is delivering its state-of-the-art redefined vehicles including the Porsche 911 in Coupe, Cabriolet, and Targa form, and Land Rover Series and Defender, across multiple territories as demand surges from customers eager to own Everrati’s unique fusion of zero-emissions driving, enhanced performance, and preserved classic design.
Justin Lunny, Everrati co-founder and CEO, said: “Pebble Beach is renowned as the centre of the motoring universe each August. We are very proud to showcase our stunning redefined electric Porsche 911 alongside the rare and wonderful 911 S. These vehicles represent two very different eras of Porsche and powertrain technology and are a perfect celebration to mark the 75th anniversary of 911.
We are excited for visitors to see up close our redefined 911, which represents our mission to futureproof and preserve the most iconic cars ever created, to be enjoyed by future generations. The car is the result of our meticulously hand-built, OEM-grade processes and dedication to detail, from the engineering of its bespoke electric powertrain all the way to its luxurious bespoke interior, which we pride on preserving the soul and character of each car.”
Making a star turn on the stand is none other than the Porsche 911 S 1970, which is part of the renowned Porsche collection of Peter Kitchak. The ex-racing driver and famous avid Porsche car collector owns a remarkable piece of automotive history with this 911 – one of only three prototypes built for the 1970 Monte Carlo Rally.
Though officially labelled as a 911 S, this vehicle featured the lightweight body of the racing 911ST and it marked the debut of the 915 gearbox. Equipped with a rare 2.3-litre engine, this car led much of the 1970 Monte Carlo Rally, finishing an impressive second place.
