Everrati Automotive Limited has introduced an electric version of the 1968 W113 280SL Pagoda, combining the vintage design of the classic car with modern electric vehicle (EV) technology.
This fully restored model aims to offer a sustainable and modern alternative to the original while retaining the iconic features of the Pagoda.
The electric Pagoda retains the original design elements, including the concave roofline, while incorporating an updated electric powertrain. The restoration process focuses on maintaining the vehicle’s original driving dynamics and weight distribution to ensure a seamless integration of the new system.
The Pagoda features a 300 BHP motor with 300 NM of torque, offering a top speed of 124 mph and a driving range of up to 160 miles, with regenerative braking to improve efficiency. The interior is designed with premium materials, including Bridge of Weir cashmere leather, and modern features such as Bluetooth connectivity and a digital display.
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The electric Pagoda complies with the R100.01 electrical safety standard. One of the notable features of the restoration is the ability for owners to revert the car back to its original internal combustion engine, providing flexibility for collectors.
The model is available in two trims, Standard and Touring, with the Touring variant offering a larger battery capacity for extended range while retaining the vehicle’s agility.