>>1136710Assuming you only need to
1. Fill out paper work
2. Pass EU certification
3. Pass paperwork to get it insured
Yes, its possible. The problem is that you can only use parts that will fit on that paperwork, like engines or frame. Pollution class is avoided by marking it as a EV, or by copying what the parts are for normal gasoline.
Insurance is a different issue. Value is simple to calculate, its roughly parts + man hours. But insurance level isn't, so it will barely be more expensive to insure(for accidents).
>>1139242>>1139254So solar is reasonable, to have a method of slight recharge?
Mostly to avoid the battery getting damaged from inactivity drainage?
So for a hybrid vehicle, its still a lot of free range, assuming low commuting distance?
