How to convert a VW Beetle (Bug) to electric

How to convert a VW Beetle from gasoline to electric.

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[Lupthegrove]

where are you based and can you convert mine? :-)

[ev4ucustomconversion]

@Lupthegrove Yes we can convert yours. We are located in the City of Shasta Lake, California and offer pickup and delivery of your vehicle to be converted, at no additional cost if within 400 miles of our facility. Visit our website at EV4Unow.com for information regarding converting your vehicle to electric.

[x0MyLILpwny0x]

How long did it take to build this?

[ev4ucustomconversion]

Visit our website for complete information and photos of the conversion.

EV4Unow.com

[maverickdallas100]

Introducing....The Humbug!

[michaelplummer100]

this has to be the smartest thing ive seen in a while

[assemblypoint16]

@top champ...it would be class if we didnt have to produce the electricity, that we need to put into those batteries first!!!!!!!!!

[TheTopChamp]

THIS IS AWESOME! how come all cars cannot be electric? I'd figure the beatle is very easy compared to modern cars, but with the billions of dollars spent on oil and the processes to clean it up (including the bodies of cancer), I'm sure it should be spent on research and advancements to all cars being electric and updating 'the grid'. We converted factories in the 40's from making Buicks to B52 Bombers and artillary tanks in a matter of months.

[Anoush13]

I'd rather put a V8 in the back...

Now that I think about it, that wouldn't go well because all the car's weight is in the back, and all that power will make the car do a wheelie every time I try to do a light take off from every intersection :/

[gol10dr45]

This is very cool. I built 5 electric cars back in 1992 to 1994 in High School. We used GE motors and the Curtis controllers. This brought back some good memories of building the cars. We had 96volts, 16 6 volt batteries and we got a good 100 miles out of a charge.