Our fellow conspiracy buffs will love this apparent response to the Al Gore documentary on global warming – An Inconvenient Truth. Oh wait, what does a 100-mile range Electric Porsche built with a 1957 Model 356 have to do with global warming? Absolutely nothing! It seems like a bunch of right wings got together and decided to use this as a way to poke fun at the lefties. But it’s still one of the most gorgeous cars in Porsche history, and watch as they take you through the process of converting this ’57 into an all electric auto. Enjoy!

So how fast does an electric Porsche go? Remember, this is not some Go-Green earth loving initiative, it’s a project by RUF’s Tuning/Performance enhancing department. Those 96 power packs can boost this 911 Cayman from 0-to-60 in under 7 seconds. That’s with help from the 204 horse power electric motor and its 480 lb-feet of torque.

RUF’s batteries happen to weight an astonishing 1200 lbs – although they do not seem to weigh down the car too much. Porsche states the vehicle should be able to achieve a top speed of anywhere between 140 and 180 miles per hour – with a full charge of course.