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10 Classic Cars – Now Electrified
Classic cars with electric engines? Yes, it’s a thing – and it stirs both excitement and debate. From electric Ferrari Testarossas to retro Minis with a charge, these electromods show that nostalgia and sustainability can go hand in hand. Here are 10 iconic models brought back to life with electric power under the hood.
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Imagine a classic car with the iconic design you love but featuring a modern electric drivetrain under the hood. That’s exactly what electromods offer – a fusion of nostalgia and innovation.
Ferrari Testarossa EV
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Yes, you read that right. An iconic ’80s supercar with an electric motor instead of the legendary V12. Converted by Electric Classic Cars – made to shock the purists.
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Mini Recharged
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An official electric conversion from MINI itself. The classic design is retained, but it now runs silently and emission-free with up to 177 km range. Small, charming, and futuristic all at once.
RBW Roadster (based on MGB)
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British retro style meets modern electric technology. 0-100 km/h in about 9 seconds and a range of around 250 km. Hand-built – and full of charm.
Jaguar E-Type Zero
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Known as “the world’s most beautiful car,” now as an electric car. Even Prince Harry and Meghan rode one at their wedding. Classic elegance with modern conscience.
Porsche 911 (electrified by Everrati)
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The 911 is almost sacred to car fans – but Everrati gives it the electric treatment with respect. Up to 500 hp and over 300 km range. Sleek and fast.
Land Rover Defender EV
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Rugged design and electric motor in perfect harmony. Several conversion firms now offer electrification for the offroad legend – and you can still plow through mud without CO₂.
Volkswagen Beetle EV (e-Käfer)
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VW themselves made a concept version of their iconic Bug with an electric motor. A beloved classic with new energy – and still just as cute.
Ford Mustang Fastback (EV-mod)
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From roar to hum. Several custom shops are building electric versions of classic Mustangs, often with 300-500 hp and insane acceleration. Miss the V8? That’s something to live with.
Citroën DS EV
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The French beauty from the ’60s has been tranquilized. An electric conversion makes it even smoother to drive – and even more eye-catching on the street.
Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow EV
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For those who wish to glide silently. Classic luxury car – now without gas and exhaust. Sumptuous and sustainable in one package.
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