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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2025 · 36 MIN

Back To The Future: The EV Classic Car

from The Urban EV Podcast · host The Frequency Network: The Wave

What is your dream car? Austin Healy 3000, Porsche Speedster? What if these cars could be reimagined as a modern EV that can even power your house in-between Sunday drives? That's actually a reality right now as Gary White, CEO and co-founder at Sebring Works can attest. He shares his journey from IT to automotive innovation, discussing the challenges and triumphs of creating a unique electric skateboard platform that offers classic looks with stunning performance that the originals could only dream of. While that may be heresy to some, the marketplace says otherwise. The conversation also explores the balance between nostalgia and modern performance, the emotional connection to classic cars, and the practicalities of electric vehicle ownership. You can find out more about Sebring Works here: www.sebring-works.com Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 04:58 Performance vs. Nostalgia in Classic Cars 12:45 Acquisition of Sebring's IP and Its Impact 17:02 Response from Classic Car Enthusiasts 21:34 Innovative Vehicle-to-Home Charging Solutions 28:41 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs in the EV Space Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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