Sacrilege Motors to Reveal Insane Electric Porsche 911 Blackbird

Sacrilege Motors, the renowned East Coast performance, restoration, and electric-conversion studio, is set to reveal its first electrified Porsche 911. The car, called the Blackbird, is based on a 964 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Cabriolet Turbo-look and features a custom-built electric powertrain with over 368 kW or 500 horsepower!

The Blackbird is also said to have a range of over 200 miles on a single charge.

Sacrilege Motors restores 1974-1994 Porsche 911s to Concours-grade quality, focusing on Porsche driving dynamics, breathtaking performance, and exquisite interior design.

The Blackbird will surely be a head-turner if you’re a Porsche 911s and electric cars fan. Stay tuned for more details on the car’s reveal, which will take place later this year.

The BLACKBIRD Commission

Model: 1992 Porsche 911 America Roadster (one of 250 Produced; 1992-1993)

0-60: Under 4 seconds

Horsepower: 500 hp

Torque: 369 lb-ft (500 Nm)

Weight: 3,200 lbs

Motor: Tesla Model S (Custom)

Battery Pack: 62 kWh

Range: Approx. 200 miles

Differential: Limited slip

Charging: CCS rapid charging

Suspension Front: Two-way inverted custom Penske race shocks

Suspension Rear: Three-way adjustable remote-reservoir custom Penske race shocks Brakes: Brembo performance, slotted rotors, front and rear

Wheels: Fiske three-piece custom forged

Tires Front: Michelin PS2 235/40ZR-18

Tires Rear: Michelin PS2 295/35ZR-18

Info: https://sacrilegemotors.com/

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