The Legendary GT40 Turns Electric Thanks To Everrati & Superformance Partnership

LEGENDARY GT40 GOES ELECTRIC
Leading technology company, Everrati, and global sports car manufacturer, Superformance, have strategically partnered up to create an all new electric vehicle, like no other before. With Everatti's specialisation in redefining and future proofing automotive icons and Superformance's excellence in manufacturing 1960s-era continuation sports cars, together this praiseworthy partnership will create an electrified version of the legendary Ford GT40.
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The Classic 1967 Ford Mustang: ‘Eleanor Tribute Midnight Edition’

The ever classic, officially licensed, Eleanor Tribute Edition 1967 Ford Mustang, is a completely hand-built vehicle. This particular Ford Mustang model has been built from one of the only two shops in the entire world licensed to build them. This model, being the "Midnight Edition", features a reverse paint scheme of Axalta DuPont Black exterior paint, with movie-correct 44490 Pepper Grey stripes from the film 'Gone In Sixty Seconds'.
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The 1967 Ford GT40 MKIII Was Spectacular

American car making giant, Ford took their manufacturing prowess across the pond to England for the production of the MK series. The road legal MK III went on to be considered on the most important post-war cars in the historical Anglo/American collaboration. The MK III was essentially a detuned version of it’s racing counterparts. The car had a 4.7 litre V8 powered engine.
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The 1974 Ford Falcon XB Was Eric Bana’s First Love

Eric Bana, is loved throughout his home country, Australia, for his roles on the big screen in Hollywood. Despite his acting success on the world stage, Eric and his family live where they feel most at home, Melbourne. It also home to where his life passion lives, his first car, first love. The 1974 Ford Falcon XB is not just any car, its a car that Eric feels so spiritually and emotionally attached to"I'd wanted a Falcon Coupe ever since I saw the car win Bathurst, one of our big motor races here in Australia, in 1977. That race sparked a love of the Coupe for most Australian petrol heads.” Eric knew he had to get one as soon as he could afford and drive one, which he eventually did at 15. 30 years later, its the only car he’s ever cared about, and still owns. It’s a true romance that see’s no end.
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The legendary 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 is All About Power

This Ford Mustang, among many variants that have come and gone over the years, is known in autophile circles as the biggest and baddest of them all. The legendary Mustang carries weight and prestige with enthusiasts for its style and aura. The Mustang remains a cultural icon, perfectly capturing the American spirit and demand for big, loud and powerful cars. It was first introduced in 1969 for the aim of Nascar domination, drawing thousands of fan’s attention. These people came because of its captivating style, and stayed for it’s road tearing power. Its this combination of style and power that bottle the American spirit, mirroring their self perception.
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