RBW Revives Classic British Cars with Electric Power

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RBW Sports & Classics merges vintage British sports car design with modern electric technology, offering a unique blend of tradition and innovation

RBW Sports & Classics Ltd. (RBW EV Cars) is redefining the world of classic British sports cars by blending design with cutting-edge electric technology.

Specialising in new, handcrafted vehicles, RBW offers enthusiasts a unique driving experience that merges the charm of the past with the innovation of the future.

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Handcrafted with electric power

Based in the heart of England's advanced manufacturing zone, the Midlands Growth Corridor.  Each Roadster and GT model is assembled in RBW’s state-of-the-art factory, ensuring the highest standards of quality and attention to detail.

These vehicles are not restorations or replicas—they are entirely new creations, built from the ground up with modern engineering and a rear-mounted electrified powertrain.

Peter Swain, Founder of RBW Sports & Classics

Peter Swain, Founder of RBW Sports & Classics, states:

"Transforming classic cars into electric vehicles is about preserving the spirit of automotive history while embracing the future. We’re not just converting these cars; we’re giving them a new lease on life, ensuring that their legacy endures in a sustainable, modern world."

A modern twist on vintage design

RBW’s Roadster and GT models are more than just cars; they are a celebration of British motoring heritage.

Inspired by the iconic sports cars of the 1960s and 70s, the vehicles offer the quintessential British driving experience.

However, unlike their predecessors, RBW’s cars are equipped with the latest EV technologies, providing drivers with the performance, reliability and luxury of a contemporary EV.

The visionary behind RBW

Founded in 2017 by Peter Swain, RBW Sports & Classics has quickly made a name for itself in the automotive industry. Swain’s vision was to create a brand that would preserve the elegance and style of classic British sports cars while embracing the future of transportation.

This vision attracted significant attention, leading to RBW receiving its first round of venture funding in 2023—a milestone that has propelled the company’s growth and innovation.

Classic Roadster EV

A new era of classic motoring

The vehicles offered by RBW are currently on the market, inviting car enthusiasts to experience a fusion of vintage aesthetics and modern engineering. These cars are not just about nostalgia; they represent a new era of classic motoring, where sustainability and style go hand in hand.

Whether it’s the sleek lines of the Roadster or the powerful stance of the GT, each model is designed to offer an unparalleled driving experience.

Embracing the future with tradition

RBW Sports & Classics is not just preserving the legacy of British sports cars; it is evolving it. By integrating advanced EV technology into classic designs, RBW is ensuring that the elegance and excitement of these vehicles can be enjoyed by future generations. 

RBW EV Cars are setting a new standard in the automotive world, where the past meets the future on the open road. For those looking to own a piece of British motoring history with a modern twist, RBW’s Roadster and GT models offer an extraordinary opportunity.

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