Everrati has recently introduced its first-ever electric Land Rover Series IIa conversion named “The Polo Commission,” which has now arrived in the United States.
Commissioned by a passionate polo enthusiast and car aficionado, this classic Land Rover has undergone a meticulous transformation to combine vintage charm with modern sustainability.
Handcrafted and restored by Everrati, “The Polo Commission” boasts an advanced electric powertrain delivering 150 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque. This electric Land Rover offers versatility in its power delivery, with the ability to distribute power to either the rear axle or both, depending on driving conditions.
Featuring a striking limestone paint finish and a canvas roof, the Land Rover exudes timeless elegance. Inside, passengers will find benches arranged in a face-to-face layout while the driver commands the vehicle with a wooden steering wheel.
Presented at the prestigious Grand Champions Polo Club in Wellington, Florida, “The Polo Commission” was enthusiastically received by its new owner, Craig. As an avid supporter of environmental initiatives, Craig sought Everrati’s expertise to convert his 1971 classic Land Rover into an electric vehicle.
Justin Lunny, CEO of Everrati, described the occasion as monumental, highlighting the brand’s commitment to preserving iconic vehicles while embracing sustainable technology. “The Polo Commission” joins Everrati’s lineup of electrified classics, including the first-ever electric Porsche 911 (964) delivered in the United States.