Everrati unveiled its all-electric Mini conversion on Valentine’s Day, marking the latest addition to the Oxfordshire-based company’s portfolio of electrified classics. The firm describes the project as “an electric modern love letter to a classic.”
The conversion specialist has already transformed vehicles from Land Rover, Range Rover, Mercedes and Porsche. Everrati says its Mini project “honours everything that made the Mini legendary, while re-engineering it for modern usability, refined performance, and a cleaner, quieter driving experience.”
Power and Performance Details Remain Limited
Everrati hasn’t released specific technical specifications yet. The company confirms the Mini will use a bespoke electric powertrain developed specifically for the classic car.
The setup promises “confident city performance” with “effortless acceleration” and practical range for urban driving.
It’s unlikely to match the 500bhp/63kWh system from Everrati’s Porsche 964 RSR conversion. Competitor Electrogenic typically installs a 60bhp motor with 20kWh battery capacity in similar Mini conversions – still a significant upgrade over the original car’s output.
Interior Gets Modern Updates
The converted Mini features updated interior technology including:
- 21st century climate control systems
- Heated seats
- Modern infotainment system
- Completely redesigned interior finishes
Two Design Concepts Available
Customers can choose between two distinct styling approaches during the commissioning process.
The Clubhouse Concept
This design draws inspiration from private members’ clubs and captures what Everrati calls the “Mini’s confident and charismatic spirit.” The specification centers on an oxblood red color scheme paired with deep navy blue accents, darker metallic finishes and layered interior materials.
The Serenity Concept
This approach emphasizes a calmer aesthetic with a peach-led color palette, lighter materials and fine detailing. The concept aims to create what the company describes as “a more intimate sense of warmth and comfort.”
Customers can register interest in the electric Mini conversion now. Everrati hasn’t announced pricing, though previous conversions from specialist firms typically command premium prices reflecting the extensive engineering work involved.
The company continues expanding its classic car electrification programs as demand grows for combining vintage styling with modern electric powertrains.
