TREMEC ElectricGT has joined Electrogenic!
TREMEC ElectricGT has joined Electrogenic! The ElectricGT team will be adding to Electrogenic’s existing presence in the USA: helping to develop new conversion solutions for American cars, supporting and extending our nationwide network of partner-installers, and bringing Electrogenic’s sector-leading EV technology to new audiences.
Electrogenic is a world-leading EV powertrain OEM. We develop, design and manufacture EV powertrains and powertrain technology for car manufacturers, for Defence and for re-powering classic cars. For classic car conversion we manufacture complete “drop-in” kits that can be installed by one of our worldwide partner-installers. We also undertake bespoke classic car conversions at our headquarters in the UK – and now in California too!
Electrogenic: it’s all about the drive
As featured in
Series Land Rovers for Jason Momoa
Harley Davidson for Jason Momoa
Tamiya Wild One Max
EV Land Rovers for Sarara, Kenya
Retro hero of the year: Electrogenic Mini
Rolls Royce Phantom II for Jason Momoa
Jaguar E-Type (XKE) drop-in kit
Porsche 365 conversion
Land Rover drop-in kit
Classic Mini drop-in kit
DeLorian drop-in kit
ElectricGT was founded in 2014 in Huntington Beach, California, to simplify the conversion of classic cars into reliable electric vehicles. Rather than relying on one-off engineering projects built from salvaged EV components, the team developed standardized, plug-and-play “eCrate” systems combining batteries, motors, thermal management, controls and wiring into complete conversion packages.
The company’s early breakthrough came with its electrified 1978 Ferrari 308 GTS, popularized as the Magnum P.I. speed-machine, demonstrating that electric conversions could outperform the original gasoline powertrain while preserving the character of classic cars. ElectricGT subsequently gained industry recognition through projects including Porsche conversions, Toyota FJ Cruisers and a range of muscle cars, attracting coverage from The New York Times, IEEE Spectrum and SEMA while pioneering the “crate motor” concept for EV conversions.
In August 2023, TREMEC, the global drivetrain manufacturer, acquired ElectricGT to strengthen and extend its EV product offerings. The acquisition combined TREMEC’S engineering, manufacturing and gearbox expertise with Electric GT’s turnkey conversion technology, creating TREMEC Electric GT to serve the growing market for OEM, specialty vehicle and aftermarket electric powertrains.
In July 2026, the ElectricGT team became part of Electrogenic, maintaining the relationships with TREMEC and adding Electrogenic’s leading EV software, control systems and powertrain expertise to create a continent-leading combination. It’s a marriage made in heaven, so watch this space and join our mailing list for exciting new developments!