Electric DeLorean DMCEV

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Electric DeLorean DMCEV

Flux capacitor not included

10,869 528 193

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Delivery Information

Due to the incredibly exclusive nature of this product, delivery will be 6 months to a year from point of order.

The perfect mode of transport for fans of the Back to the Future films

‘What are you looking at butthead?’ If you’re a fan of Back to the Future you’ll know that you’re looking at a DeLorean, quite possibly one of the most iconic vehicles of the 20th century (and quite a few other centuries for that matter). But this isn’t just any DeLorean, it’s an electric DeLorean. Great Scott!

Brought to you by the DeLorean Motor Company in association with Epic EV, the Electric DeLorean might be battery powered but its AC induction liquid-cooled electric motor packs enough oomph (260 horsepower to be precise) to make Doc Brown’s hair turn white and stand on end. Indeed with a top speed of 125mph it easily outperforms its petrol-powered predecessor. It’ll even do 0-60 in 4.9 seconds.

Gull wing doors

Illuminated engine at the rear

Charge through the front grill

GPS and iPhone/iPod dock

Sadly this jaw-droppingly cool car won’t blast you back to the future when it hits 88mph, and it doesn’t even feature a Flux Capacitor. But at least the Electric DeLorean’s full leather look interior is suitably minimalist with a built in GPS display so you can find the Twin Pines Mall. There’s also an iPhone dock so you can play Huey Lewis and the News at full volume as you cruise along the freeway. Or the Birmingham gyratory system.

With its snub-nosed stainless steel body, rear mounted engine and audacious gull wing doors, the Electric DeLorean retains all the retro-modern features of the highly sought-after original. But duh, McFly, we all know the real reason you want one is because you’ve dreamt of owning a DeLorean since you saw Marty McFly rocketing into Hill Valley back in 1985. Or was it 1955?

Looks just like the original 80s DeLorean

Talking of time, the Electric DeLorean’s battery offers a range of over 100 miles between charges (3.5 hour recharge time from empty to full) giving you more than enough time to wallop Biff Tannen, jam with Chuck Berry’s cousin and show off around town in a way no other car can compete with, irrespective of marque or price.

No, it’s not cheap but it’s a taste of things to come (2013 apparently!) and an evocative slice of the past all rolled into one. Plus it’ll tide you over till Doc Brown comes up with something even better. ‘Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads!'

Please Note:

This car will not send you back to the future when you drive at 88mph, please adhere to the speed limit of the road you are driving on

Product Features:

260 horsepower electric motor
Top speed of 125mph
0-60 in just 4.9 seconds
The DMCev gets 2 to 3 miles per kWh (KiloWatt Hour = 1,000 watts being used for 1 hour) depending on driving habits and terrain
The DMCev has a 32kWh pack of Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries
This DMCev can travel over 100 miles on a charge depending on driving habits and terrain
You can buy a full tank of "electrons" for the DMCev for about £1.50
At £1.50 for about 100 miles of driving the DMCev cost about 1p per mile to drive

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Customer Reviews

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Can it be delivered to north america? it SO COOL!!! I want one just so I can drive around making back to the future references.
Zach, London, Ontario, Canada - 7th April 2013

Firebox says: Drop us a line Zach, we will pass you the suppliers details!

If I somehow gathered up enough money for this, Where exactly would I be able to re-charge this fine looking thing?
Nathan Sanderson, Liverpool - 2nd April 2013

Firebox says: It charges up like most electric cars Nathan, you can find charging points up and down the country these days.

How much is the flux capacitor.
Andy, Liverpool - 16th January 2013

Firebox says: 1.21 Gigawatts!!!!!

If I order one of these would it be possible to go back in time and get my money back?!?
James K, Earth - 5th January 2013

Firebox says: Yes you could, but then we would use the spare we have to go back to before you went back to take the money off you thus causing a paradox and the eventual destruction of the space time continuum, Great Scott!

On the firebox 100 on the sales bar there is actually some green, have you actually sold any of these! :O this is awesome!
Alex Hollingshead, Oxfordshire England - 3rd December 2012

Firebox says: Yes we sold one to you next week you just haven't realised yet!

In all seriousness, as soon as I win the lottery or come into any sort of money. . This is going to be my car! So you better still be selling this by time I want it! :).
Kymberley Jamieson, London, England - 28th November 2012