Everrati Automotive Limited has expanded its line-up with zero-emission versions of the Range Rover Classic and Land Rover Defender.
Following the successful launch of its electric Land Rover ‘Series’, Everrati continues to lead the charge as the international creator of dream-car electrification by transforming and preserving the iconic Range Rover Classic and Land Rover Defender Series with cutting-edge electric powertrain technology into sustainable luxury models fit for the 21st century.
Range Rover Classic, a vehicle that shook up the automotive 4×4 sector when first launched in 1970, was ahead of its time by combining rugged performance with luxury, comfort, and prestige. Occupying the height of desirability, the Range Rover Classic was owned and cherished by high-profile customers from celebrities to royalty alike.
Meanwhile, the iconic Land Rover Defender remains one of the most revered off-road vehicles of all time, synonymous with toughness, ultimate utility and unstoppable 4×4 performance. Both vehicles remained at the apex of desirability throughout their production run.
Now, owners of Everrati’s redefined Range Rover Classic and Land Rover Defender can be part of the next chapter of their legacy. Everrati’s expert team of engineers meticulously incorporate its proven, state-of-the-art OEM-grade electric powertrain designed and developed at its global headquarters in Oxfordshire, England.
As car custodians, Everrati will stay true to the timeless quality of the vehicle yet provide a powertrain upgrade that will exceed the performance specifications of the original enabling unparalleled enjoyment and fun for multi-generational owners’ recreation and preservation.
The development of Everrati’s leading powertrain technology is supported by its best-in-class Marque-specialist build partners, delivering OEM-grade products, processes, and quality.
Combined with the very latest in sustainable luxury materials, including the world’s lowest carbon leather for the automotive industry from leading leather manufacturer, Bridge of Weir, each vehicle is bespoke to individual owners’ specifications, whilst retaining the vehicle’s original character and DNA – both dynamically and aesthetically.
Pricing of the Range Rover Classic will be £230,000 plus VAT and the donor vehicle, meanwhile the Land Rover Defender will be £185,000, plus VAT and donor vehicle.
Source: Everrati
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