At the time of that interview, Rogers’ 1991 Porsche 911 was at the shop being worked on by Aria Group, Everrati’s Irving, California-based manufacturing partner that has experience working on prestige vehicle conversions.
About nine months later, Rogers’ Porsche 911, one that is similar to his father’s when Roger was young, is now a complete Everrati “Signature” and is finally back in his hands. The car has a fresh light “Mexican blue” paint job and is adorned with an Everrati emblem on the side, plus the wordmark on the back to show off that it’s an electric car.Image: Everrati
The new interior upholstery is made with blue leather. Everrati added a custom plaque on the center console with the vehicle’s manufacturing details, including Everrati’s US division title “The Pacific Commission.” Rogers’ car is known as 964 003 USA Build 001. Everrati officially calls this Porsche the “Signature Wide Body Edition.” And while it’s built by hand, the process is documented heavily with the intention of being easily repeatable for each vehicle model the company works on. As an EV, it’s quite capable too: it has a 62kWh battery pack, and can travel over 200 miles on a full charge.
That’s gorgeous
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