How EV Conversion Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you perform in-house EV conversions?
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What vehicles are compatible with EV Conversion?
- Small/Light-weight: Vehicles like classic Volkswagens (Beetle, Bus, Karmann Ghia), Fiat 500, small British sports cars (MGA, MGB, Triumph Spitfire), and BMWs are prime examples. Their lightweight bodies make them efficient candidates for electric conversions, maximizing range and performance.
- Pre-1980s: Cars from before the 1980s typically feature simpler mechanical designs, making them ideal for electric conversions. Classics such as the Ford Model A, Chevrolet Bel Air, and Dodge Dart are excellent choices. Their straightforward engineering and minimal electronics simplify the conversion process, reducing complexity and costs.
- Collectible: Cars with collectible or sentimental value are perfect candidates for electric conversions, as owners are often willing to invest in their preservation. Iconic models like the VW Beetle, Porsche 911, Chevrolet Camaro, and Ford Mustang fit the bill. Converting these classics to electric not only enhances their value but also ensures their longevity in a sustainable manner.
How much does EV conversion cost?
Costs vary depending on your vehicle, selected components, and whether you’re doing the work yourself or hiring a pro. DIY conversions using our kits typically range from $25,000 to $50,000. We’re happy to help you scope a build that fits your vision.
Can I install it myself if I am mechanically inclined?
Absolutely. Many of our customers are DIY enthusiasts. Our kits come with detailed instructions, and our team is available to answer questions throughout your build.