Dh1.2 million can get you this electric Range Rover

Electric version of classic SUV enters production at UK firm Lunaz’s plant

Published: December 07, 2020 15:57 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Lunaz, a young British firm that specialises in restoring and electrifying significant classic cars has announced that its first batch of classic electric Range Rovers has entered production. Image Credit: Supplied

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The company, based in Silverstone, England will create an initial run of 50 of the luxury SUVs built in the ‘classic era’ between 1970 and 1994. Image Credit: Supplied

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The electric classic Range Rovers by Lunaz will be offered in both ‘Town’ and ‘Country’ specification, the former focusing on rear-seat and driver comfort, and the latter geared towards offering a classic off-roading experience. Prices begin at £245,000 (Dh1.19 million) excluding local taxes. Image Credit: Supplied

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The company, which has already electrified and restored classic Jaguars and Bentleys, recently completed reengineering work on a 1961 Rolls-Royce Phantom V. Image Credit: Supplied

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Orders for these cars are already being taken from Lunaz’s existing client base and certain “influential” institutions in the world. Following demand for electrified Phantoms, Lunaz is also going to build Rolls-Royce Silver Clouds with an electric powertrain. Image Credit: Supplied

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Lunaz says conversion to electric ensures these significant historic cars remain a relevant proposition even amidst changing sensibilities and legislative climates, particularly in major global cities. Image Credit: Supplied

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