EV Builder Guide

EV Builders Guide is a publication based solely on the lifestyle surrounding vehicles that have had a combustion engine removed and replaced with an electric motor. Our editorial team has been given the green light to scour the country in search of the highest quality hot rods that burn 0 miles per gallon. We also travelled across the country to experience the first-ever Holley High-Voltage EV fest in California. To add to our journalistic integrity. We have signed up to become official EV certified technicians through the national EV certification network that Legacy EV has established. With this training, our team will have the core knowledge it takes to explain the engineering and document our discoveries. These are exciting times and we’re proud to be at the forefront of electric vehicle journalism.

EV Builder Guide

More Than Machines Engineering a Culture of Creativity

NEW PARTS FOR YOUR EV BUILD

CLASSIC STEEL ELECTRIC SOUL • The Story of Current Electric Vehicles and the EV Deuce

LUNAZ’S JAGUAR XK120 • Electrifying the Most Beautiful Car Ever Made

THE NECKBREAKER • An Ultra-Wide Tesla Model S Plaid

THE EV INNOVATORS CLUB • Empowering the Next Generation

LITTLE PROJECT BIG DEAL • Electrifying a 1997 Subaru Sambar with Repurposed Components

MOBY X • Bisimoto Captures Electric Power and Style With His White Whale-Tailed Classic

CHARGE QUBE • How EV Conversion Expertise is Powering the Future of Charging

PLAIDESSEY AND BEYOND • How BoostedBoiz is Turning Wrecked Teslas into EV Monsters

FROM FARM ROADS TO FAST LAPS • Southfield Classics Builds Electric Icons

PURPLE REIGN • The Custom Widebody Model 3 That’s Turning Heads

AMPED UP THEN FIRED UP • The Fast & Furious Charger’s Electric Detour

SLUGGISH TO SAVAGE • A 450HP Electric VW Bus That Breaks All the Rules

EV Industry Directory • Interested in having your website featured here? Contact chamilton@engaged.media to join our curated list of recommended conversion experts.

The Last Word • Kei(10)? Transforming Vehicles Large and Small—Electric Power Fits All