So when I had the opportunity to test the $499 CLIP Commuter e-bike conversion kit, I was extremely intrigued. An e-bike, but it’s my bike? Count me in. CLIP is a front-wheel e-bike attachment ...

The company has developed a unique electric bicycle conversion kit that retrofits conventional bicycles into electric-powered vehicles in under 10 minutes. This innovation addresses the pressing ...

EV conversion specialist Electrogenic has introduced a new “plug-and-play” conversion kit for the Mazda MX-5 that makes the original model all-electric. This EV conversion kit keeps the soul ...

The same company that electrified a DeLorean DMC-12 recently via a reversible, drop-in, plug-and-play aftermarket electric conversion kit recently has brewed up an option for Mazda’s iconic ...

This is made possible by Electrogenic, a British company that specialises in conversion kits for combustion engines. Electrogenic has already developed and launched conversion kits for older Land ...

Electrogenic has created an EV-swap kit for the NA-generation Mazda MX ... Electrogenic's EV conversion may not be for the purists, but they're free to go buy their own classic Japanese roadster.

It comes as new research suggests more than half (58%) of Londoners considering using a Black Friday or Cyber Monday deal to buy an e-bike, e-scooter or conversion kit would do so from online ...

Prices start from £3,995 (approx. $5,300) for the comprehensive conversion kit, and Dakar 4x4 also has a Hibak version which turns the SUV into a small, two-seater pickup. Burton Car Company is a ...

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Innovation is always on the horizon in the motorcycling world, and that means there’s no shortage of new kit being released, but how can you keep track of everything when it’s moving so quickly?