Jaguar E Type – EV – Conversions available from Lanes Cars

Lanes Cars are offering clients a fully approved E Type EV Conversion for your current Jaguar E Type for a fixed cost.

Lanes Cars EV – E Type Conversions

• Range of up to 250 miles
• 8 x New Hyperdrive Batteries with 8-year Manufacturers Warranty
• RBW patented drive train housing a New Continental ERM3 Electric Motor.
• Lanes Cars Warranty 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever comes first.

Using RBW EV CARS fully tested and approved all new component patented drive train frame which houses the new Continental ERM3 electric motor, replacing the rear differential with zero body interference and is fully reservable, with new Hyperdrive batteries with an 8 year manufactures warranty Lanes Cars can electrify your treasured Jaguar E Type for the ever-changing future environmental requirements of zero-emissions and government legislation whilst still offering true sports car performance with a range of up to 250 miles & are Insurance approved by Sutton Winson a privately owned Chartered Insurance Broker, to find out more please click here: Sutton Winson Insurance.

Lanes Cars also offer clients a bespoke handcrafted all-electric Aluminium E Type Jaguar Recreation, Cafe Racer, Lightweight or Low-drag built to your choice of colour combination and specification with prices starting from £ 335,000 please ask for details.

Visit us for an exclusive behind the scenes factory tour and enjoy a complimentary test drive of one of our RBW Electric Classic Cars which is strictly by appointment only.

For further details or to simply find out more please call, Martin Lane, on 01283 541062 or visit RBW EV CARS website for further detail:- RBW EV CARS – E Type EV Conversions

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 *Fixed price quoted of £109,000 for EV Conversion is subject to a vehicle structural inspection

Lanes Cars EV conversion is fully reversible

Vehicle viewings

Lanes Cars are adhering to social distancing requirements when clients visit our showroom, you can arrange a video call appointment if you would prefer.

We can also arrange for viewings and test drives at your home or business address.

For further details please contact Martin Lane.

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Why Aluminium Bodyshells are Considered Art in Motion

To claim that things have changed during the last century would be an understatement with mass-production techniques in the manufacturing of cars bodyshells, such as those employed and popularised by Henry Ford in the early 1900s, today Japan leads the way with Nissan Motors being the most productive vehicle manufacturer building a new car in an average of 28.46 labour hours per vehicle, followed by Toyota 29.4 hours & Honda Motor Company 32.51 hours.

The craft of coach-building is as old as the coach itself, and in an automotive context, the term describes the production of a vehicle body by a specialist coach-builder.

By the late 1920s, vehicle design had begun to feature pronounced curves and more complex panels, influenced by and associated with the art-deco style. It was this period that saw the creation of what many regard as the most extravagant and beautiful cars ever made.

However, the labour-intensive process of coach-building was not mutually compatible with the economies of scale yielded by mass production, and the art form soon faded to the point of obscurity as car manufactures automated their mass production jelly mould vehicles of today.

Today several decades later, and coach-building craftsmen – some of who are from second and third-generation coach-building families – hone their skills either on restoring rusty classics to return them to their former glory or recreating from scratch such exotics as early Alfa Romeos, Audi, Bentley, Ferraris, Jaguars, Mercedes Benz & Rolls Royce. With amazing results and all achieved with equipment that is considered primitive in today’s world and is very labour intensive.

In essence, coach building involves the complete crafting of a vehicle’s body — floor-pan, firewall(s), roof, and exterior panels. While all of these require time, skill, and the right tooling to complete, it is the creation of exterior panels around body bucks that are most associated with the art.

 The key tools that coach-builders need and use in their craft are: