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Day: September 28, 2006

EV Jeep Cherokee

September 28, 2006 by Will O'Brien 19 Comments


[Dayne] sent in this sweet EV Jeep Cherokee conversion. It was built a while ago, but I couldn’t resist posting it, I dig jeeps. Post conversion it’s still got 4WD. The AX-15 isn’t that great of a transmission, but he re-used the original clutch to avoid shredding it. (I don’t need this sort of encouragement)

Posted in Transportation HacksTagged ev, Jeep

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