Teslarossa Ep3 - more progress 

To electrify the DeLorean would be a master piece! The original powertrain is completely loss in that beautiful designed car! And that conversion would fit to the story. Adorable work you are doing: Authenticity combined with great great passion to automobiles

I am an electrical engineer with a dream of starting my EV conversion company here in my country and watching your video is giving me a very huge amount of knowledge. Thanks a lot for your videos.

Please do a Citroén DS and make it the futuristic space ship it was ment to be.

Wow, I knew Ferrari engines where big, but I had no idea you could fit an entire Kia soul in them!

Pointing to the Ferrari engine “For those of you who believe in ghosts, apparently there is a soul in there” I love it!

Amazing, I mean, the name was a no brainer, but can't wait to see this one done.

"What other super cars are worth electrifying?" ALL the super cars. All of them.

Congrats on the magnificent work that you do at ECC. The conversions are incredible and infuse cars like this Teslarossa with a new "soul". I would love to see more radical conversions on cars like this Testarossa, like for instance battery packs sitting lower in the car, double or triple motors and adjustments to chassis, suspension and brakes to go with the whole pack, but I presume that's not only more costly but also more difficult to achieve. In any case, I love the results for all the classic cars that will have a new life in a new world where otherwise they would be sitting in a museum or a private garage... or barn!

Like the engineering, thought, and fabrication going into the conversion. Hello from the USA

Your converted BMW E9 Batmobile just sold for 150K pounds at Bonham's so although not a true CSL someone was happy to pay serious money for it. Sacrilegio certamente no! You are making relevant impractical/outdated but beautiful/timeless vehicles usable in the modern world bravo!

Almost spat out my coffee hearing the comment about the soul in the engine.

Renault Alpine A110 A310 A610 (rear engine V6), extremely rare in US, but some around in UK & Europe

From the Netherlands and driving electric since 2010 (Ampera, I3 & Id3) my favorite car to convert would be a Volvo P1800. Sacrilege in Dutch is Heiligschennis but no electric conversion so well executed as yours can fall under that term.

Looks great. A Ferrari Dino would be an excellent conversion

Love to see my childhood dream car the Lamborghini Countach electrified.

Thanks from our corner of the world, New Zealand.

Absolutely a Citroen DS (or a CX), the R107 Mercedes SL with Tesla power (not a Hyper 9) and the Porsche 928 with Tesla power.

Personally I would just fill the fuel tank space with extra batteries as 65KW is a small battery capacity for a large Tesla motor. Teslarossa is pure genius and the build is excellent.

"What supercars would benefit from the electric experience?" All of them.

No one would dare convert a Countach. Which is why you should. 😁

Absolutely splendid. I am looking forward to watching the whole series. I have been dreaming about converting/building cars with electric drivetrains.

In German: Sakrileg. And as a German, I would opt for a Porsche 911 conversion. The aft end went out of control much too fast, at least for the less experienced drivers. I think it would greatly benefit from loosing some wheigt behind the aft wheels.

What you're doing is incredible. Nothing sacrilegious about it! You're adding years of life and additional practicality to these cars. Love it!

Watching from Johannesburg, South Africa. Fascinating content 👍🏻

Thanks again. Looking forward to seeing it run. Jim Bell (Australia)

You have outdone yourself with this machine. I do hope you take for a Spirited test drive. Bruce from Maryland USA

In French: Sacrilège! I remember the Countach "met my childhood hero" sequence by James May. That car looks the meanest though, and definitely needs to perform the best :) My personal preference: a 70's Corvette! An unmatched beauty in my eyes.

So many people going on about the Citroen DS. I'll have to say the Citroen GS. My dad's first car. What a machine!

Nice work! Greetings from SoCal, surrounded by thousands of Tesla❤️

Tadhg here from Ireland and the Irish word for Sacrilege is Sacrailéid. Fantastic work you guys do, really enjoy the TV series 👍. The car I would love to see converted would be a Jaguar XK140, I think it would fly with an electric conversion

As a Ferrari owner I am torn between being a purist and looking forward to seeing how it turns out

Hello from Canada! I'd love to see you do a Corvette from the "malaise" era of American cars: 1975 to 1985, when a 5.7L V8 had between 150 and 200 hp. A tuneup of weight distribution, spring rates, suspension bushings, wheels, tires, and steering should go along with the project. Even Corvette purists never criticise people when they heavily modify 'Vettes from those years.

Love the content....proper enjoy it. How about a Fiat X19? 😁

I would love to see a Citroen DS converted to electric

Forget supercars. I'd love to see an electrified Volvo 850 estate. Also, my initial plan for an EV conversion was a Subaru Forrester STI. The rally derived 4WD system should do a grand job of getting the power down, if it could handle the power. :D

Great idea for the split pack under the car nice and low. See the lovely blue mini at Goodwood fos, getting some well deserved attention .

Love your work. All supercars were shite to live with so you could mention any! I want to see luxury cars given the electric treatment, it makes so much more sense to me. You could do a Bentley W12, they're cheap as chips. Then again I'm old so something 4x4 like a UR Quattro

AAAggghhhhh! I arrived home here in New Zealand yesterday. I was only down the road from you! I could have come for a visit if you weren't too busy. I'll have to remember for the next visit. :)

Great to see an update about the Teslarossa! Thanks, Richard. 🙂👍

Wow just so enjoy these video on converting old cars to electric powered 🔧🔧

Very cool project, I look forward to seeing it progress. Thanks to Carwow for linking you. I loved your electric Beetle.

Could you give a bit of an explanation on what you guys do with when dealing with insurance company’s when doing a modification like this ?🤷‍♂️

In Portuguese it's "sacrilégio"... :) As for the super car question, my dream car is a Citröen SM with a Tesla engine. That would be a heavenly sacrilege.

I can't wait for our shop to get working on a "TeslaRossa"! One electrification project I am looking into is a 1961-1964 Maserati 3500. I also think a classic 60's or 70's Alfa Romeo conversion would be extremely fun and well received.

For me it's not so much electrifying a supercar to give it more power, it's to electrify a unique and fun car that just makes me go "I have to get in that and go for a drive!" so I enjoy seeing the beetles, and the Karmann Ghias, and little Sunbeams, etc. I'm just a boring and overly-worrying person, so every time I start my car up (just a Subaru Forester) I think of all the things that can go wrong, but I doubt I'd feel that way with an electric car since there's so many fewer parts (muffler, oil, head gasket, etc). Love the channel!

Digging on the cradle-mount, the power steering 'assist' energy saving feature is awesome, the way you plan to maximize space and storage is brilliant. Your narration/delivery is relaxed,concise, and spot on, the future is yours, and thanks for such an excellent video.

I’m really enjoying watching this project, I’m a massive Ferrari fan, but think this is a great idea. One thing I thought though was will you keep the tail pipes (exhaust) just for the appearance look? A big part of the styling especially on a Ferrari is the look of the quad pipes at the back. I think this “Teslarossa” would look wrong without them (and also confuse a lot of people🤣)

Lambo Countach circa 1980; as a kid I loved the look of those, so futuristic. They looked like they should whiz by making some low key noise of a complete different Sci-Fi propulsion system.

Lamborghini Countach and the Jaguar XJ220 would be both fantastic EV’s

New Jersey USA here and love the channel. Keep up the good work.

Not really a supercar but it could be transformed into one by being electrified and updated, I'd love to see a 90's Mk2 MR2 Turbo. It would be an amazingly quick, well handling car with a decent range due to the size and lightness of the car. I'd buy one and send it over from Dublin to be converted any day of the week :) Great channel, keep up the great work

Have a 1986 300ZX and would love to have it made electric. I am from California.

If you could build a bolt-in kit for the 1965 '66 Mustang they might sell like hot cakes on a hungry morning! Love your work!!!

It has to be the one that was on most bedroom walls, but it was a pig to drive. The Lambourghini Countache

Jaguar XJ220. Although it was quick it never really got the engine that was intended for it from the concept. It ended up with an upgraded Metro 6R4 lump so the legend goes.

In Swahili: Kufuru. I would love to own electric car but in Tanzania there is no charging infrastructure yet. I love what you are doing guys!

Hemmo from Holland here! I think that a Delorean should be electrified. Back to the future!

Greetings from Singapore. I think the best conversion of super car of the yesterday years will be Lamborghini Countach. The original car has a Superman clutch. Will make a perfect modernization especially with a reverse camera and parking sensors.😂😂😂

I’d love to see an old brass car converted. Even go as far as converting a Bakers electric to modern standards.

Been waiting for this for a long time. Absolutely brilliant 🤩

Great work, very enjoyable to watch!

A couple of car that in my opinion would deserve the conversion: Corvette C3 (end of 70's) and 80's Pontiac Trans Am (Knight Rider)

Reliant Scimitar, lightweight and underrated

Sacrilegio (Portuguese). I am from Lisbon, Richard. But I am sending greetings from Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Happy days!

Japanese imported classic cars from the 60s to 90s would be great to see as electric conversions, definitely.

For classic cars that would be cool to convert to electric, although not a supercar an MK1 Audi TT Quattro is an iconic little car that would be a fantastic high horsepower electric car.

Great channel guys. Love seeing what you are doing to classics. Perhaps a Westfield may have to come in one day. Sorry I’m only just over in in the Midlands of England so no language difference apart from perhaps were I to speak in the local vernacular of the Black Country. A conversion I’d love to see is that of a TVR. A 60’s Griffith or an 80’s 350 I can just imagine the joy of being able to go more than 50 miles without having to contact a tow company. Although I’m sure the work required would be a challenge.

What I love about your work is how clean, neat, and respectful it is of the original car. Although I don't know if I would convert my Ferrari to electric if I had one, I can see the appeal for a certain kind of owner. Interesting video, and you'll certainly hear from me as soon as I'll be able to afford my very own restomod project :)

Sacrilege in Swedish helgerån Citroen DS is an obvious choice, it looks as if should be silently and elegantly gliding along the streets of Paris

Skip from NE Ohio. A friend of mine autocrossed two "classic" cars back in the 80s. One was a Fiat X19 which he and his wife won SCCA National Autocross Championships. Later, he acquired a 72 supercharged Lotus Europa. Renault engine. Both of these would make an excellent conversion. Wouldn't require a massive motor or battery pack. Might require getting an X19 that has spent its life in the desert or vacuumed sealed.

When considering classic or more specifically iconic cars, I think that Aston Martin’s electric conversion of the DB6 which allows swapping between the two power systems is the most pragmatic solution.

can't wait to see this thing drive

Respect from Liverpool.Amazing

I can't wait for the next episode at all. Michael from Germany

I love your explanation how you make things, how you think about your own Solutions. From the Netherlands, greettings!

Conversion for 2 of Australia's fastest 1970's supercars, one of which starred in all the Mad Max films. The Holden Torana SS Coupe and the Ford Falcon XB Coupe.

Time for your electrical guys to invent some kind of a grid wiring system that would allow you to disperse batteries in a multitude of dead spots in the front of the car. I suggest a porsche 928 for a modification and Im from the state of Maryland USA. Love the channel!

"And that makes noise" jajajaj it was part of the car's soul...

Yes, we here in Australia, watch what's happening with "reviving" classic cars to the new Technology, also I have heard how so many of these European super cars are so Hard and Expensive to maintain the Engines, so it's a win win. I love what you have done to the Testarosa, and I see where you can move the batteries to will aid in getting more usable space where you need it, please don't forget to put a spare tyre (and Jack) in somewhere, why not that room behind the Motor, it looks deep enough.

Fantastic work. Well done guys :)

The C3 Corvette is beautiful but the late 70s through 82 were robbed of power due to the smog controls. I’d love to see one of those.

I'm from Brazil and was anxious to see the Teslarossa's progress. I think that next and greatest "sacrilégio" could be a F40

Watching in Canberra Australia. Great project...

Nice work. Sarasota Florida

A Canadian watching from Turkey. This is my first ever comment on RU-vid, I hope it’s not lame. I love the Ferrari conversion. I would like to see one thing that is missing from modern super cars …..bespoke luggage. You are making these cars so ….dare I say practical….that they could be road tripped. Maybe even a picnic basket with USB charging all beautifully matched to the interior. Have I lost my mind?? You be the judge. Also, please convert a MB W123 wagon with full Tesla subframe in the back. It’s arguably one of the best cars ever built but it’s a bit slow, heavy, and stinky. It is within your power to fix all of that. Keep up the good work.

Moggy, stunning, absolutely stunning!

Great episode! Funny, u are from wales, I’m German - I understood u perfectly!

Would love to see a Citroen DS conversion. SM will be great too, but is almost too exotic.

“… but obviously that (Tesla motor) has *huge* amounts of power and torque, and *that* (385 bhp Ferrari V12 engine) makes a lot of noise.” Ooh burn!🔥

I'm new to the channel, absolutely loving it. I think the Testarossa is a perfect car to electrify. The engines were never reliable and like you say, their best feature was as a noise generator. I'd love to see you do an EV conversion on a Citroen CX wagon. Cheers from New Zealand.

You aren't ripping the soul out, you are just giving it an out of body experience. 😂

I would love to see a Classic Ford Mustang converted.. 1965-1968.

sacrelege in finnish is "pyhäinhäväistys". You need to do an electric Saab 96

Ah, the beautiful Testarossa. You are so lucky getting to work with such beautiful cars. However I can't wait for you to finish and do an update on the British Bruiser next to it. The Aston! Love it.

I can't remember if you have already done one but an electric countach would be cool.

One obvious contender must be the Porsche 928. We looked into converting ours but the price made it impractical, so we sold it and bought a Tesla Model S for the same money...

Munich/Germany here, but suggesting a french conversion: the classic Renault Alpine!! Drool! 😅

As I own an a couple of Alfa's I'd love to see a Brera converted. Cheap as chips to buy and look stunning.

The Norwegian word is a special one: Helligbrøde! That being said, I'd love to see an electric Jensen Interceptor! That way it might even run when you would like it to!

Hampshire. Looking good for battery placement.