Love the look of classic cars but want the reliability, performance, and handling for today’s drive? You’re not alone—and now there’s a new way to have both. Electric replicas are delivering over twice the horsepower of their original gas-powered counterparts, plus better weight distribution and superior handling. While major automakers have long stopped producing 1950s and 60s body styles, today’s replicas bring them back—with added benefits like modern braking and suspension. In this episode, find out how engineers and EV system providers are reviving iconic designs with all-electric powertrains and cutting-edge technology—perfect for collectors, startups, or manufacturers exploring the classic EV marketplace.

Topics Covered

• What Are Electric Retro Cars?
• Why Are Retro EVs Important?
• What Surprises Buyers Most?
  
• Who Buys Retro EVs?
• How Are Retro EVs Built?
• What Inspired Electric Retro Vehicles?
• What’s the Delivery Process Like?
• What Custom Options Are Offered?
  
• What Equipment is Needed to Use Them?
  
• What Other Benefits Do They Offer?
  
• Is Special Driver Training Required?
  
• Are They Charging Network Compatible?

Rebecca Denyer is the Co‑Founder of Sebring Works, a British company specializing in hand‑built retro electric sports cars and the Sebring Performance Platform. She has over 5 years of leadership and development experience in electric vehicle conversions, performance EV platforms, and sustainable mobility solutions. Rebecca has worked at Sebring Works as co‑founder and business developer, led projects in EV retrofits and classic car electrification, and collaborated with Electric Classic Cars in launching a limited‑edition British-style electric hyper‑classic.  She welcomes car clubs and students for talks and visits and is an accomplished speaker at industry events.

Website: Sebring Works