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It’s a New Era for Your Classic Car

Embrace the future. Convert it to electric power.

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The age of the EV is upon us and automakers all over the world have started rolling out ambitious electrification strategies targeting a completely battery-powered lineup by the end of the decade. 6.5 million EVs were sold worldwide in 2021. That includes fully electric and plug-in hybrid passenger cars, and it represents a 109% growth over 2020. As the number of new EVs sold is increasing, it is also becoming more popular to convert classic cars to electric. Rising gas prices are a motivation for some, while others worry about future emission regulation. Other favors the power that comes with an electrical vehicle, and also the low degree of maintenance, as you can say goodbye to troublesome carburetors, ignition, and other challenging mechanical parts.

Extend the life of your classic car

Say goodbye to rising gas prices and future emission regulations.

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What are the benefits?

Less maintenance

Say goodbye to leaky carburetors and troublesome ignition. Electric drive systems are maintenance free.

More power

Your car will always run good.

Fewer worries

Say goodbye to rising gas prices and future emission regulations. Don't fight the evolution. Embrace it.

"If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself."
Henry Ford
Henry Ford

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