Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It is possible to convert your car to electric, but you’ll need to re-register it with the Department of Motor Vehicles before you can legally drive it.
can be converted into a 100% electric drivetrain as long as onboard electric batteries supply all power.
Some other rules for converting your car to electric include:
The combustion and fuel systems must be removed prior to inspection
The vehicle must be able to arrive at the inspection site using its own electric power.
The inspector must be able to confirm that the vehicle has adequate battery capacity for 100% electric operation.
The referee of the inspection will sign a “Statement of Facts” form upon completion, which can then be returned to the Department of Motor Vehicles to be officially registered as an EV.
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