Joining us this year—all the way from Wales—Richard Morgan ("Moggy") is a life-long classic car fanatic. He’s raced them, modified them and restored them all his life and it’s his deep passion for classic cars that led to founding Electric Classic Cars™; taking a hobby from the kitchen table and home workshop and turning it into a thriving, market-leading business.
In addition, you may recognize Moggy from the Netflix series, Vintage Voltage.
(Agenda/Speakers Subject to Change • Check Back for Updates)
Baudelio Ibarra; Magnetomotive (CA)
Matt Bergman, Paul Lackey, Carter Marquis (OR)
Gabrielle Williams, Peel 3D (Canada)
Work Smarter, Not Harder! What to Know About 3D Scanning
Jerome André (UK)
Social Media in the Automotive Space
Chris Hazell (UK)
Driving Business Growth with AI in EV Conversions
Baily Soto (AZ)
An established “trainer” in the conversion space, Baily puts her knowledge to the test undertaking her own first conversion!
Rocky Hernandez (AZ)
Learn how to make confident mechanical design decisions like selecting the right bolts, defining torque specs, and evaluating structural integrity using practical tools and techniques tailored for non-engineers building safe, reliable EV conversions.
Karl Nichols (NM)
Resolve-EV VCU, Tesla brake booster, Mazda electric power steering pump
Dario Diaz (CO)
Dual motor, AWD. “Work in progress”!
Tyler Joy (CO)
Rocco Calandruccio (TX)
Current EV Motors holds US patents re: EV conversion — come learn about their first test-mule build!
Ron “Mr. G” Grosinger (NJ)
Mr. G utilizes this unique vehicle platform for teaching students about EV conversion!
All the way from Wales — Richard “Moggy” Morgan (Electric Classic Cars)
A select panel of distinguished guests to answer your tech questions, big or small!
Got questions or suggestions for our sponsors? Now is your time…
Frances Farnam — Content Creator, Maker, and Inspirational Speaker @Tinkergineering (CA)
Joseph Salama (UK)
Jack’s Garage; UK partner and distributor for the Volkswagen-approved EV upcycling unit for the Beetle, T1 Split Screen, Karmann Ghia and T2 Bay window.
A private car show featuring a collection of EV conversions from across the US! You’ll not only be able to see these vehicles up-close-and-personal (otherwise seen only on social media), but talk to the builders.
Cold beverages (beer, wine, & non-alcoholic) and snacks while you mingle among peers, sponsors, and builders!
Brought to you by E-Muscle Cars…
"Behind-the-Build"
1999 Daihatsu Hijet
Netgain Hyper 9
"Behind-the-Build"
1999 Daihatsu Hijet
Netgain Hyper 9
"Behind-the-Build"
1978 Ford F-150
Dana SRI300
"Behind-the-Build"
1978 Ford F-150
Dana SRI300
"Behind-the-Build"
1976 Datsun 620
Hyper9 HV
"Behind-the-Build"
1976 Datsun 620
Hyper9 HV
Motor, Batteries, Now What?
VCU, BMS, Control Switches & More!
Motor, Batteries, Now What?
VCU, BMS, Control Switches & More!
From Theory to Practice
From Theory to Practice
Subscribe! Like! Share!
Subscribe! Like! Share!
Late Model Conversions: Integrating CAN, LIN, and IO
Late Model Conversions: Integrating CAN, LIN, and IO
3D Scanning, An Overview
3D Scanning, An Overview
Leveraging AI in the EV Conversions Market
Leveraging AI in the EV Conversions Market
Strong by Design: Mechanical Best Practices for EV Conversions
Strong by Design: Mechanical Best Practices for EV Conversions
"Behind-the-Build"
1988 Porsche 924s
Nissan LEAF
"Behind-the-Build"
1988 Porsche 924s
Nissan LEAF
"Behind-the-Build"
2018 Lamborghini Aventador SV
Tesla SDU/LDU
"Behind-the-Build"
2018 Lamborghini Aventador SV
Tesla SDU/LDU
Special Guest
Special Guest
Circular EV
Circular EV
Your Host. 🙂
Your Host. 🙂
“I was buzzing with ideas and energy following this year's State of Charge. The camaraderie and excitement for the future was palpable, and the connections I made were worth the cost of attendance many times over.”
“A great event for anyone planning or building an EV conversion. Seeing finished builds and meeting the builders is inspiring. I came last year and finished my first conversion. Had to come back this year and see what is new for my second build.”
“I loved the range of topics, from safety to new products and most of all meeting people that are shaping the industry. I'm convinced that I could now take on a build after attending, knowing there is such a strong community of EV professionals and DIYers that would be willing to help me.”
“Very good content that was well-curated and relevant. Most importantly, there was just a great sense of common community and camaraderie. It has really re-energized my efforts to get back into the EV conversion space.”
"As someone who has been working on EV conversions, ground up builds, and EV component prototypes for the last 6 years in a bubble in the NW it was fascinating to explore what other groups are doing around the country. It is a very exciting time to be in the industry."
"Our only regret is that we didn't go previous years! There aren't many events where you have such a wealth of knowledge in one place and actually get time to chat with speakers and nerd out about the details. We are already thinking about next year!"
