Everrati’s Electric Mods and Dreams
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Everrati is a British outfit that's more than just your average gearhead garage. After stealing the spotlight with their amazing EV conversions, they're no longer content with merely electrifying classic cars; they're aiming for the big leagues – think Rimac, the electric hypercar wizards.
Everrati's been turning heads by electrifying icons like the Porsche 911, the Ford GT40, and even the Mercedes 280SL Pagoda. Imagine a Land Rover Defender that hums instead of clatters – that's the kind of magic they're conjuring every day.
But they're not stopping at electromods, oh no. They've got a new venture called "Powered by Everrati," which is essentially a one-stop shop for electric powertrains. Think of it as a Lego kit for carmakers, allowing them to snap together their dream electric sports car without having to reinvent the electric wheel.
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Everrati's founder, Justin Lunny, isn't shy about their aspirations. He wants to follow in the footsteps of Rimac Technology, the brains behind some seriously impressive electric tech. Granted, Rimac's got Bugatti in its pocket now, so it's a lofty goal, but ambition is a good thing, right?
Everrati isn't just blowing smoke, either. They've got a partnership with W Motors, the folks behind the Lykan Hypersport (you know, the one that did a skyscraper jump in "Furious 7"). They've also got a team of engineers poached from the likes of Rimac, Cosworth, Prodrive, and even Ferrari. Talk about a dream team!
So, what's this "Powered by Everrati" all about? It's essentially a scalable electric powertrain platform that carmakers can buy and customize to their liking. Basically, it’s a blank canvas for electric dreams. Everrati claims this can shave 70% off development time for new electric cars – a game-changer in a fast-paced industry.
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Everrati's platform boasts some impressive specs:
Scalable power outputs from 440 hp to a whopping 880 hp.
Battery capacities ranging from 60 kWh to 120 kWh.
Acceleration times from 0 to 60 mph in under 3 seconds (for the high-performance versions).
A starting price of around $250,000 for the platform alone – not exactly chump change, but we're talking about high-end electric performance here.
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Of course, it's not all smooth sailing. Everrati is facing stiff competition, and there's always the risk that their technology could become obsolete if they don't keep up with the rapid pace of innovation. But with a team of experienced engineers and a clear vision, they're definitely a company to watch.
So, will Everrati become the next Rimac? If their passion and ambition are anything to go by, they just might electrify the world. And if their performance so far is anything to go by - we can expect to see some outrageous creations from top automotive boutique outfits proudly wearing the “Powered by Everrati” badge. Who knows, maybe one day we'll see an Everrati-powered Bugatti - an Evergatti. Can you actually imagine that? Rimac’s reaction would be priceless.
