Nikesh Kooverjee has been contributing to the automotive sphere for 11 years. His previous roles include Digital Editor at CAR South Africa and associate editor at CarBuzz. He has always had a strong ...

Classic cars are, for now, excluded from the stringent emission regulations that threaten the internal combustion engine’s future. Nevertheless, many iconic car owners want to stay ahead of time and ...

Ebenezer has been an avid writer for over a decade and a half. Within that period, he has garnered experience in various fields such as editing, graphics design, transcribing, sales, data analysis, ...

Electric restomods of classic cars are becoming increasingly popular across the industry, with OEMs even jumping into the fray and debuting kits at shows like SEMA. In France, electric conversions ...

Converting a used car into an EV would make sense if the retrofit kit would be affordable. But when your used car is worth less or much less than the €10,000 (about $10,900) mark, and it costs you at ...

This video introduces an electric conversion kit designed for the classic VW Beetle. Viewers will see how the motor, battery ...

TROUTMAN — Flux Hybrids, a vehicle conversion technology company, has filed an update with the SEC to disclose $467,000 in debt and securities raised. The company is seeking another $833,000 for a ...

I don’t think it’s controversial to say that battery tech has a ways to go before it can completely replace internal combustion, especially in trucks. Still, electrification is promising, and it can ...

Electric power is quietly turning yesterday’s icons into tomorrow’s daily drivers. Instead of watching beloved […] ...

Classic cars are great fun if you have nowhere to go, and all day to get there. And it helps if you don't mind rolling up your sleeves and getting into the oily bits when stuff goes wrong, as it ...

In brief: Electric cars are more popular than ever, but not everyone – even those that believe in EVs – wants to give up the comfort of their current car just to go green(er). Fortunately, they may ...