Cost of Car Conversion
The cost of conversion starts at about $2,000 and, depending on the other customizing work required, can skyrocket to as much as $50,000. On the cheaper side, EV conversions cost around $6,000 for the parts and approximately $1,000 to $3,000 for the batteries and installation.
Converting to Electric
Using a conversion kit to convert your existing car to electric can be a feasible and cost-effective choice. A typical conversion, if it is using all new parts, costs between $5,000 and $10,000.
Convertibles Cost
Turning your car into a convertible can cost anywhere from $2,000 to $50,000, with costs varying based on your car’s value, body type, and labor charges.
Converting European Car
Converting a European car to meet US standards can vary in cost based on the model and modifications needed, coupled with import paperwork and fees. The total costs may also include export taxes and assistance from shipping companies or the local DMV.
Electric Vehicle Battery
Electric vehicle battery cost varies depending on the type you use but they are usually the most expensive part to get, often going upwards of $10,000. Range anxiety and more powerful vehicles mandate larger battery packs, while shorter commutes and less powerful vehicles can make do with less.
Motor Performance Adjustment
A motor controller can allow you to adjust the performance of your motor to give you a boost in speed or torque. Basic, mid, and even top-tier motor controller options often come with the electric motor of your choice but can be $1,000 or more if you’re looking for a specific benefit.