was one of the first companies to capitalise on the market for electrified classic cars. From a selection of Porsches to Land Rovers andThis is Everatti’s newest project, a conversion of the timelessly elegant W113 Series Mercedes SL from the 1960s. Dubbed the ‘Pagoda’ model because of the concave curve of the hardtop roof, the appellation has stuck for all models of this series.
Everatti will take your donor car and transform it with the installation of its proprietary electric powertrain. This consists of a 54kWh battery and e-motor providing the equivalent of 300 bhp . The standard battery will take the SL about 160 miles, although a larger Touring battery ups this to a respectable 200 miles, plus a sub-7.0 second sprint to 60 mph . So far, so good in terms of overall improvements, but Everatti goes much further.
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