April 9th, 2020 | by Jo Borrás
There is no shortage of great restomod ideas in the world. All of you out there in CleanTechnica-land who were wondering if that electric Volkswagen E-BULLI concept from a few weeks ago could stand to do with a bit more than 82 HP, well, you're about to find out. Meet Petrol Ped's 1969 T2
April 5th, 2020 | by Jo Borrás
Royal Enfield is probably not the company you'd expect to develop a cutting edge, on-trend electric motorcycle. And, you'd be right, because this ultra slick, polished electric Royal Enfield Photon model wasn't built by the Indian company. It was built on the other side of the world, by Electric Classic Cars in England
March 7th, 2020 | by Jesper Berggreen
Kit Lacey is the director of eDub Services, a company in the challenging niche business of updating old classic vehicle gems with powerful electric motors and high capacity batteries. His main focus has so far been on converting the legendary VW T2 Camper that was introduced in 1966 (the first VW T1 was introduced in 1949). But he is ready to convert anything you throw at him, as long as it's an old timer (+30 years or so)
June 17th, 2018 | by Jesper Berggreen
Wanting to drive a zero emission vehicle that runs on sunshine, Doug White decided to do an ICE to EV conversion. He wanted to make an all island, go anywhere electric vehicle and of course, to start an EV conversion, one needs a donor vehicle. He wondered what might be the best island car ever? And the good old Mini Moke popped into his mind. Instantly he decided to make an electric Mini Moke. The perfect island car!
February 28th, 2013 | by Zachary Shahan
This article was originally published on from EV Obsession. I have to admit, I wasn’t up to very useful after-school [&hellip
September 17th, 2012 | by Nicholas Brown
Organizations and electric vehicle converters are petitioning the White House for tax incentives to financially aid the conversion of fossil-fueled propulsion systems to electric systems. It is called the "Equal Incentives for Conversion" petition
January 20th, 2012 | by Charis Michelsen
One of those is a DIY electric conversion project, planned and carried out by the Saitama Driving School. In a bid to host something cute, trendy, and green (the cute was mainly to attract female students), the driving school
