What Affects the Cost
No two conversions cost exactly the same, because no two cars arrive in the same condition or leave with the same specifications. Here are the primary factors that shape your investment:
Motor choice. A higher-output motor costs more upfront but delivers significantly better performance. Our technology page explains the differences between the motor types we use and why they matter for your driving experience.
Battery size. A larger pack means more range but also more cost and more weight. We help you find the sweet spot during your consultation, balancing how far you need to drive against the practical limits of the chassis.
Custom fabrication. Every vehicle requires some level of custom work, from motor mounts to battery enclosures. More complex builds, especially those involving bodywork, interior restoration, or bespoke components, require more fabrication hours. Our services page outlines the full scope of work we can perform.
Vehicle condition. A solid, rust-free car in good mechanical shape will need less prep work than a barn find. During the vehicle evaluation step, we assess exactly what your car needs and provide a transparent cost breakdown before any work begins.
