A former Land Rover Defender has been sold for 39,900 euros. This vehicle is notable as the first and only fully electric Defender officially registered in Lithuania, and it possesses electric vehicle license plates. The conversion was part of the TV3 project “Savi ratai,” where old vehicles were adapted into electric models.
The Defender is equipped with two roof options: a hard roof suitable for winter conditions and a removable roof for summer use. The restoration of the car’s body was performed by the company “Pelkinis,” while the installation of the electric engine by “4 motus” mechanics was completed by them. The electric powertrain features an 83 kWh battery, providing an estimated range of up to 300 kilometers on a single charge.
Functionally, the car retains all standard Defender capabilities, including a central differential lock and a low-range gear system. This unique electric car represents a significant conversion effort. The vehicle’s sale is documented through an advertisement available online.
This one-of-a-kind Defender is presented as a fully functional, electric second-hand car, making it a unique addition to the Lithuanian automotive market.
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