Strikes from Leroy Sane and Gabriel Jesus in the first 12 minutes put City in control of the Premier League game at Goodison Park, before Raheem Sterling added a third before the break. Yannick Bolasie scored a consolation in the second half.
The Citizens are now just a win away from securing the league title in England's top flight. Guardiola said: "We are closer than ever. We have one game to win. If we are not able to win, we have six more chances. We are so, so close and so happy with the performance."
With his side facing Liverpool on Wednesday in a UCL first leg quarter-final at Anfield before taking on Man United at the Etihad Stadium on the following Saturday, Guardiola insists his only focus is on the Reds.
He added: "I understand the people are talking about United now but all the decisions I am going to take is thinking about Liverpool, the game before United and after United. That is what it is.
"We needed to be together (against Everton) to find the pace, to find our rhythm, the way we want to play for our massive, massive two games against Liverpool."
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