While giant automotive brands introduce their hybrid models, Everatti Automotive Limited is redefining the most iconic cars and turning them into electric cars.
UK-based car restoration store Everatti Automotive Limited redefines the most iconic car models and turns them into modern hybrid automobiles. To tell the story of Everatti, let us go back to the childhood of Justin Lunny, the founder of Everatti: The young Lunny’s passion for cars comes from his grandfather, Reginald Tredweel, who was fearless motorcycle rider during the Second World War. At the time when he was a young boy, Lunny seemed to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps, yet his mother steered him towards four wheels. He got his first car, a Renault 5 at 17.
After working in various companies for many years, Justin Lunny founded Everatti Automotive Limited in order to restores iconic cars and transforms into zero carbon emission electric automobiles. As a matter of principle, Everatti preserve the classical spirit of the cars to be restored in the restoration process. For this very reason, a meticulous process is applied by carefully to preserve the classic spirit from its design to handling.
In an interview with The Independent, Lunny said, “We don’t cut the vehicles up. Would you cut up a Picasso or a Renoir painting?”
Restored with sustainable and modern materials, the bespoke cars also bear the traces of their owners, of course, keeping its originality. On the other hand, the most obvious phase of change in the restoration is the engineering part and the batteries. Each Everatti car is equipped with advanced battery management, regenerative braking technology and custom designed battery packs. While OEM grade electric motors are used as the power unit, a custom single speed gearbox is installed, which is developed by Everatti engineering teams. The power units and batteries are produced without harming the environment.
“We breathe new life into these glorious icons; fully refurbishing bodywork, customising interiors, and converting the vehicle into a state-of-the-art electric car.”
Justin Lunny
Ä°conic Everatti Restorations
One of the cars that Everatti has restored to date is the Pagoda roof Mercedes-Benz W113 SL, which is a masterpieces of French automobile designer Paul Bracq. Charlton Heston and John Lenon were among the star owners of this Mercedes-Benz in period. More recently, John Travolta, David Coulthard, Jason Orange, Kate Moss and Harry Styles have been the wheel of the model. The zero-emission model has been restored to level by Mercedes-Benz specialists.
