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Electric BMW 2002

Revival is currently converting this 1971 BMW 2002 to electric power, featuring a 120 kW motor and 42 kWh battery.

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View fullsize First road test! 🏁
View fullsize Almost at the finish line! 🏁
View fullsize 👍 Everything connected, buttoned up and running well on the bench. 💦 Cooling lines checked and tested. 🎉 All ready to be fitted in the car this week!
View fullsize But wait, there’s more! Magnetically removable kidney grille (the charge port will sit behind it) - 3d printed with black aluminium rod inserts.
View fullsize Instrument cluster complete - all in keeping with original style - featuring charge level, temperate, speed, power and regen gauges. Converted to stepper motors, connected to CAN bus and also featuring integrated colour lcds for odometer, drive modes
View fullsize New set of Alpinas with custom Revival EV centre caps we made up! Cheers @classicwheelsaustralia
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View fullsize New heart installed 🧡
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View fullsize Final assembly of instrumentation happening! ✨
View fullsize Fresh lick of paint in the engine bay! 🎨
View fullsize Wires, wires, wires! 🧶
View fullsize Rigged up for testing - key on, accelerator, gear selector, brake switch successfully communicating with the @aemevcontrols ECU.
View fullsize Like new!
View fullsize It's an electromatic!
View fullsize Loading batteries, cooling plates and battery management system into the front battery box. 🔋
View fullsize Wiring looms coming together! 🔌
View fullsize Assembly of the motor, trans, rear drive and battery boxes underway.
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View fullsize 🧑‍🏭 Rear battery box is complete, ready for paint.

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