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The Long Queue to Convert Vehicles

Monday, July 10, 2023

The gasoline-to-electric car conversion sector is growing. But there are technical and financing issues.

A technician tries out a Vespa whose machine had been converted into an electric engine at the Elders Garage, Jakarta, August 23, 2022. Tempo/Tony Hartawan/File Photo . tempo : 176913207128.

AS many as 240 units of converters will be shipped to Europe in August. Elders Elettrico is a company that manufactures electric motorcycles and converts gasoline motorcycles. In Europe, the equipment is purchased by Elders Europe, a Swiss company in partnership with Elders Elettrico.

Roda Elektrik Asia Marketing Manager, Saugi, said the Elders Europe distributes the converters to Germany, Italy, and other countries in the region. “We&rsqu

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