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How much does it cost to convert a Jaguar E-Type to electric?

About $51,700 to $89,700 all-in at a professional shop for roughly 200 miles of range (2026 prices, US labour rates). Usually a custom build.

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Cost by range

RangeBatteryAll-in estimate
100 milesabout 36 kWh$42,800 – $77,600
200 milesabout 72 kWh$51,700 – $89,700
300 milesabout 108 kWh$60,700 – $101,700

For a 1966 Jaguar E-Type that runs and has a solid body, at a US shop. Not a quote: real shops bid on Swaxcar, and the bidding finds the real price.

Where the money goes (200 miles)

Battery, about 72 kWh for ~200 milesA mid-size car gets about 3.1 miles per kWh. Priced on 2026 conversion-ready modules.$16,600 – $22,300
Battery boxes, battery management and high-voltage wiring$2,000 – $4,000
Motor, controller and mounts$9,000 – $14,000
Charger, DC-DC, heater, gauges, vacuum/steering pumps$3,000 – $5,000
Gearbox adapter or direct-drive setupDepends on whether the shop keeps your gearbox.$1,200 – $3,500
Labour, roughly 160–240 hoursCustom work: the shop designs the mounts and battery boxes.$16,000 – $33,600
State inspection and registration paperwork$200 – $600
Contingency for surprises (8%)$3,800 – $6,600
All-in estimate$51,700 – $89,700

Kits and builders

Usually a custom build, done by specialists. A high-value car means a high-quality finish is expected.

Known kit makers and builders for this car: Electrogenic, Lunaz (turn-key). Many local shops on Swaxcar install these kits or build their own.

Questions owners ask

How much does it cost to convert a Jaguar E-Type to electric?

At a professional shop in the US, expect about $51,700 to $89,700 all-in for around 200 miles of range on a car that runs and has a solid body. A 100-mile build starts near $42,800; 300 miles can reach $101,700.

Is there a conversion kit for the Jaguar E-Type?

Usually a custom build. Usually a custom build, done by specialists. A high-value car means a high-quality finish is expected. Known kit makers and builders include Electrogenic, Lunaz (turn-key).

What is the most expensive part?

The battery. For 200 miles a Jaguar E-Type needs about 72 kWh, which is roughly $16,600 to $22,300 in 2026. Labour is usually second.

What makes the price go up?

Rust and a car that doesn't run. With some rust and a non-running car, the same 200-mile build is closer to $55,500–$103,700. Keeping the manual gearbox adds an adapter; modern cars need extra work on their electronics.

How do I get a real price?

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