The Sacrilege Motors Enigma Coupe, a reimagined Porsche 911 964, is set to make its East Coast debut at The Bridge, an exclusive annual event for classic car enthusiasts. This electric-powered sports car, featuring a widebody kit and a sunroof delete, is the latest creation from Sacrilege Motors, a bespoke performance and restoration studio.
The Enigma will showcase its 500 horsepower and exceptional handling on the grounds of the Bridgehampton Racing Circuit, now a private golf club. Co-founded by Phil Wagenheim and Bobby Singh, Sacrilege Motors has transformed the iconic Porsche into a modern electric marvel.
The Enigma’s sleek exterior is painted in Arabian Grey, but customers can customize their cars with any desired color, topped with six layers of clearcoat and wrapped in Xpel paint protection film to preserve the pristine finish. The car’s interior is equally impressive, featuring premium materials and advanced technology. The Enigma is a testament to Sacrilege Motors’ commitment to crafting high performance electric vehicles that blend classic design with cutting edge innovation.
The Sacrilege modified Porsche 911 964 offers a unique blend of classic Porsche heritage and modern electric power. With its bespoke interior featuring fine Italian leather, vintage round gauges, and a center mounted MagSafe charger, the car provides a luxurious and high tech driving experience. A powerful Bluetooth audio system ensures entertainment on the go.
Under the hood, the electric powertrain replaces the air cooled engine, delivering double the power of the original model. Custom developed suspension and brakes enhance performance, while the sleek design maintains the iconic Porsche 911 silhouette. Customers can choose between open top or closed roof configurations, and a virtual showroom allows for personalized customization.
The Sacrilege modified Porsche 911 964 is not simply a restored classic; it is a reimagined automotive masterpiece that seamlessly blends the best of the past with the cutting edge technology of the present.
Sacrilege Motors insists that the model be recognized solely as a restored Porsche 911 converted to electric power, preserving its heritage while embracing the future of automotive technology.
