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Electrogenic is a company specializing in “drop-in” EV conversion for classic cars and it just announced a kit for the first-generation Mazda Miata built between 1989 and 1997. The U.K.-based firm (one of many) also offers kits for the Jaguar E-Type, Land Rover Defender, Rolls-Royce Phantom, DeLorean, classic Mini and…

As a former ND owner, I genuinely can't think of a reason why someone would convert a Miata for electric duty. However, someday, somewhere, someone will put the last drop of fuel into a car's tank. Then what? Unless synthetic fuels gain traction, which at this moment seems highly unlikely,…

UK-based conversion company Electrogenic has done a great service to the legendary DMC-12. Now, it drives the way it looks.

With the help of an all-electric bolt-in conversion from Electrogenic, the DeLorean can slash its zero to 60 miles per hour time in half. The best part about it? It’s all reversible

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This Roll-Royce Phantom II is perhaps the most complex EV conversion ever undertaken, transforming the 1929 classic into a strong, silent EV that’ll fit right in with modern traffic

When it originally hit the market in the 1920, the Phantom II was one of the most luxurious cars in the world, powered by a massive 7.7-liter straight-six engine that made modest 40 to 50 horsepower.

The 61-year-old roadster has been beautifully restomoded by a British firm.

The conversion kit can be fitted to either a G-Body (1974-1989) or a 964-Series (1989-1994) Porsche 911, and there's a choice of two electric motors.