Who this is for
Focused support at the right project stage
For private clients, workshops and specialist builders planning a classic conversion, developing a repeatable package or needing expert support for selected parts of a build.

Classic and specialist vehicles
Planning your project
A properly engineered conversion is a whole-vehicle project. It combines mechanical installation, battery packaging, high-voltage protection, thermal management, charging, low-voltage wiring, CAN controls, instrumentation and staged commissioning.
Who this is for
For private clients, workshops and specialist builders planning a classic conversion, developing a repeatable package or needing expert support for selected parts of a build.
What VASS can help with
Common problems solved
Inside the projects
Explore the starting point, the work VASS carried out and the outcome recorded for each project.

EV conversion / show car / development mule
The briefBuild a more capable Defender EV development car than the first prototype, with a larger battery, more available power, fast charging and a show-ready specification that could also be used for road testing and events.
The finished vehicle delivered around 300 hp capability from the motor package, used faster CCS charging than the first prototype and became a practical development and show vehicle. It helped validate higher-power Defender EV packaging, fast charging and split battery layouts.
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Classic car EV conversion / full restoration support
The Mini became a very fast and characterful EV restomod. Early testing showed that even a limited power output could overwhelm the original wheels and chassis setup, so the car was progressively upgraded with better brakes, wider tyres, drivetrain improvements and smoother torque delivery. The final setup offered a usable eco mode for normal driving and a stronger sport mode for more aggressive performance.
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EV rectification / high-voltage diagnostics
The diagnostic work identified a serious issue in the rear battery pack, including signs of water ingress and damaging electrochemical reaction. Once the findings were shown to the owner, the vehicle was returned to the original workshop for further rectification.
Explore projectWorking with VASS
Share the vehicle, its current build stage and the outcome you need. The initial project review is free; any further diagnostic or engineering work is scoped and agreed before it starts.
Describe the vehicle, the work already completed and what you want to achieve. Existing components, photos and documentation help establish the starting point.
The free initial review helps identify the questions to resolve and whether VASS is the right fit. Further investigation may be needed before a specification or quotation can be agreed.
Define the work, responsibilities and expected outputs. Any further assessment, diagnostic or engineering work is agreed before it begins.
Engineering and testing follow the agreed scope, with the vehicle systems considered together. The project determines the commissioning work and handover information required.
Frequently asked questions
A few clear answers to help you decide whether VASS is the right fit before getting in touch.
VASS needs the vehicle model and condition, intended use, range and performance aims, preferred charging, components already owned, required finish and current project stage. Photos and existing drawings are useful.
Yes. Work can be scoped around battery integration, high-voltage systems, wiring, controls, diagnostics or commissioning rather than a complete build.
No. Vehicle condition, space, mass, intended use, budget and regulatory implications should be assessed before committing to a specification.
Start a conversation
Tell us about the vehicle, the work already completed and the outcome you need. VASS will suggest a practical next step.