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From the British company Everrats comes this beautiful one Land Rover Series IIA. And anyone who knows Everrati knows that under the classic shell, of course, there is now a Electric drive plugged. The vehicle was built for a customer from Amsterdam (Netherlands). He was apparently enthusiastic about the idea of taking a classic vehicle, replacing the combustion engine with an electric motor and then getting the oldi back on the road. This gives you the opportunity to jet into the 21st century with the classic car without emissions. The vehicle from the pictures is a complete one restored Land Rover de Series IIA. The Restomod, to put it more elegantly, the Electric mod, so based on a vehicle from the 60s with the typical boxy proportions.
Land Rover Series IIA
While at first glance the look is almost unchanged, it can be said that both the body and the chassis have been completely revised. Even the Power Steering and the Air conditioning are restored. In addition, the old petrol engine was thrown out and it was exchanged for a tailor-made electric drive. This delivers 150 hp and a torque of 300 Nm to the four driven wheels. Compared to the series with 70 PS & 168 Nm from the 2,25 liter engine, this is of course a significant increase in performance. The electric unit, specially developed for Europe, was put through its paces in advance and received approval for use in the Netherlands.
According to the Everrats The built-in 60 kWh battery, which is integrated in the middle of the chassis under the seat, is said to offer a range of up to 241 km (150 miles) and be charged from 40 to around 20 percent in just 80 minutes. "Like all Everrati vehicles, this Series IIA electric Land Rover combines our in-house specially developed technology and engineering with our passion as car enthusiasts. The result is a redefined classic vehicle that you can enjoy today – and hand over to the next generation tomorrowAccording to CEO Justin Lunny. The components of the e-drive (electric motor, control system, battery pack) are manufactured by Everrati itself, while the visual and structural changes are implemented by external Land Rover specialists.
in collaboration with Bridge of Weir
Incidentally, the interior of the Series IIA is in collaboration with the leather manufacturer Bridge of Weir developed. The cabin is equipped with sustainable materials such as the "Lowest carbon leather in the world". There were also two new leather seats at the front and rear and other small details such as a chic wooden steering wheel or displays adapted to the electric drive. Other details such as the modern headlights or the new black top round off the changes. Incidentally, the vehicle should cost a whopping 206.000 US dollars. If we get more information about the changes, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed about this if you simply use our Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
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The Land Rover Series IIA becomes an electric vehicle thanks to Everrati!
Photo credit: Everrati ™ Automotive
