Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[badhuis]

http://mwmotors.cz/luka-ev/

I like it!
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[peter scott]

It will be interesting to know the price.

Peter
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http://www.nostalgiatech.co.uk
1939 SS Jaguar 2½ litre saloon

[Rick]

Neat idea, I quite like the side view, the interior looks like a kit car though. I wonder if steel wheels and chrome hub caps could be fitted, to add to the "retro" look?

RJ
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Various 1920s-1960s - Austin, Morris, Commer, Dodge etc.

[Bitumen Boy]

On the whole I like the look of it, though I'm not sure about the split "grille" at the front, I reckon a one piece job would look better. Some wood inside would be nice too, I can't see the attraction of that carbon fibre stuff which IMO is just ugly however fancy a shape it's moulded into. Have to agree with Rick about the wheels too, I'm no fan of alloys - perhaps that's just the cheapskate in me as steels are so easy to refurbish at home...

[ukdave2002]

Nice shape, agree about the wheels, also the door gaps are iffy , especially if this is a car that attracts big bucks....

Dave

[Penman]

Hi
£26,150 +VAT ex works.
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[BigJohn]

I like the idea, but the styling looks a bit like a game I played as a kid where I would cut up magazines and change the details on a car, i.e. a bit of a pastiche.

[Brent29]

That sure is a stunning car with nice interior and cool efficiency features. My buddy in Birmingham owns a Model S and it is nice. I was helping him install the new rack and tonneau covers on his pick up truck when we go for a spin and it was fun to drive this thing. Bet that LukaEV would be more appealing with the classic looks.

[peter scott]

I think the Tesla Model S is in a rather different price bracket.

Peter
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http://www.nostalgiatech.co.uk
1939 SS Jaguar 2½ litre saloon