AUTO · VERIFIED DEVELOPMENT
Bisi Ezerioha’s 600‑hp Electric Rolls‑Royce SilvEV Ghost Restomod Shines at Exotics on Broadway
WHY IT MATTERS
It shows how electric conversions are redefining luxury car heritage, delivering silent, high‑performance power while preserving iconic status.
What happened
Bisi Ezerioha’s electric restomod of a Rolls‑Royce SilvEV Ghost, originally showcased in 2024 at the Toyo Tires booth, has resurfaced this week at Exotics on Broadway. The 600‑hp conversion, now sporting a freshened interior and a new coat of wax, exemplifies the growing trend of high‑performance electric restomods that blend classic luxury with silent, efficient power.
While the project’s exact specifications beyond the 600‑hp rating aren’t detailed here, its appearance underscores how electric technology is being applied to preserve and enhance iconic automotive heritage.
The unveiling offers enthusiasts a glimpse of what future luxury electric vehicles might look like, marrying heritage styling with modern performance.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Current classics: Bisimoto’s 600 hp electric Rolls-Royce SilvEV Ghost
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