Classic Car conversions
Electric classic car conversions give beloved older cars a new life – original looks and character, modern electric running gear underneath. This section covers the UK’s growing conversion scene: the specialist companies electrifying everything from Minis and MGBs to Land Rovers and Porsche 911s, standout individual builds, and the practical questions of cost, range and originality that every owner weighs up before committing.
Converting a classic isn’t cheap – professional builds typically run from the tens of thousands of pounds – but for cars driven regularly in cities and low-emission zones, the case grows stronger every year. We look at who’s doing it well, what the finished cars are like to drive, and how the industry is maturing.
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Classic Car conversions
eDubs Services: “EV conversions keeping the timeless classics going”
Kit Lacey of EV conversion firm eDubs Services discusses the industry of electric conversions and why it’s so important for the mass…
Everrati: Fully electric Porsche aims to turn petrolheads into motorheads
Speaking on the Everything EV podcast, Justin Lunny, CEO of Everrati lifts the lead on the company’s fully electric Porsche 911 964.
Electric vehicles light up the London Classic Car Show
A collection of electrified classic cars stole the show at the annual Classic Car Show in Syon Park, London.
Lunaz Design CEO: “David Beckham to take us to the next stage”
In the latest episode of the Everything EV podcast, Lunaz Design’s CEO, David Lorenz, said new investors will help take the company…
Study aims to recycle 98% of EV battery material for classic cars
A new study will look into ways of giving old electric vehicle (EV) batteries a second life in classic and heritage cars.
Forget Teslas stars are turning their classic cars into green machines
Classic cars with muscular engines and sleek, timeless designs are being given an added attraction by wealthy collectors — battery power.