Show Notes
MotorTrend's Ed Loh & Jonny Lieberman sit down with Everrati Founder & CEO Justin Lunny. Everatti is electrifying your favorite classics! From Mercedes, to Porsche, to Land Rover and more! Some classics are just better electrified!
0:07 - Introduction to Everati and Electric Resto Mods. 2:17 - Everati's Mission and Unique Approach. 4:50 - Addressing Criticism from Automotive Enthusiasts 11:31 - Diving into the Electric Porsche 911 (964) RSR. 19:40 - Pricing and Sourcing Donor Vehicles. 27:35 - Let's Talk Porsche... 30:49 - The Enduring Appeal of Classic Cars. 34:01 - Porsche: A Blend of Tradition and Innovation. 39:39 - Engineering the Land Rover. 43:11 - Driving Experience: Old vs. New. 45:59 - Porsche Artificial Sound. 48:34 - Reviving the Lamborghini LM002. 53:44 - Future of Everrati: Expanding Horizons.
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