What Legacy EV does

Legacy EV is a Phoenix, Arizona-based private company founded in 2020 that sells electric vehicle training content, conversion hardware, and curriculum to educational institutions, automotive professionals, government programs, and vehicle conversion enthusiasts. Its core products span a vertically integrated stack: ASE-accredited High Voltage Safety Certifications (Level 1 and Level 2, aligned with xEV1/xEV2), a 5-day in-person EV Fundamentals Bootcamp at its Gilbert, AZ headquarters, a 2-Day EV Repair Training program, and a K-12-through-professional curriculum pipeline (EV Innovators Club, Intro to E-Mobility, EV Tech Fundamentals, EV Build) supported by a proprietary 100V EV Training Bench. On the hardware side, Legacy EV sells complete Integrated Systems conversion kits with components including Netgain Hyper 9, Danfoss HD220/HD250, Cascadia Motion IM225/IM375, and ReVolt CR-43 motors paired with AEM battery management and power distribution electronics, with kit pricing ranging from roughly $16,000 to over $80,000.

The company generates revenue across three streams: hardware sales through its e-commerce storefront (components from $5 to full kits up to $77,200), professional services revenue from training and certification programs (the bootcamp is priced at $5,000 per person), and subscription services via Legacy EV HQ. Its go-to-market combines direct e-commerce, consultative enterprise sales to schools and workforce programs, an authorized installer network, in-person bootcamps, and SEMA Show presence. Notable customers include Gas Monkey Garage, Shelby American, St. Clair College, Northeast Texas Community College, LAUSD, CoreCivic, Nxu, Kindred Motorworks, MagnaFlow, and the United Nations (Guyana workforce program), with the company claiming to have certified thousands of individuals across 20+ countries. Legacy EV has raised approximately $5.87 million in total across a 2022 SEC Form D exempt offering ($2.71 million sold of a $3.1 million target) and a March 2025 round ($3.155 million), and currently operates with 11–50 employees.

Name

Legacy EV

Legal name

Legacy EV, LLC

Website

https://legacyev.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2020

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Legacy EV provides EV training, ASE-aligned certifications, and integrated conversion kits and curriculum to K-12 schools, technical colleges, automotive professionals, and government workforce programs across 20+ countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

EV Conversion Equipment and Training

NAICS

Technical and Trade Schools (6115), Professional and Management Development Training (611430), Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals (334515)

SIC

Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals (3825), Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823), Motors & Generators (3621)

akta.pro primary industry

Alternative Fuel, Hybrid & EV Service (High-Voltage) (EDAOAEAL)

akta.pro secondary industries

EV Retrofit & Electrification Conversions (Fleet/Commercial) (TLAKAMAK), High-Voltage (HV) Safety, Isolation Testing & Compliance Services (TLAKAMAH), Powertrain, Drivetrain & Transmission Specialist Training (EDAOAEAJ), EV/Hybrid Service & Battery Repair (TLAKAAAJ)

Keywords

• EV conversion kits
• EV training programs
• High voltage certification
• Automotive electrification education
• EV technician training

Headquarters

HQ city

Phoenix

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. EV Components and Conversion Kits: Legacy EV sells EV conversion kits (starting around $16,000, exceeding $80,000 for high-performance setups), individual components (motors, batteries, BMS, PDUs, chargers), and tools/PPE. Products are sold through their e-commerce storefront with prices ranging from $5 (quick disconnects) to $77,200 (complete conversion kits).
2. EV Training and Certification Programs: Legacy EV generates revenue from training programs including the 5-day EV Fundamentals Bootcamp ($5,000 per person), 2-day EV repair training, Level 1 and Level 2 High Voltage Safety certifications, and custom corporate training programs. Training includes certification exams aligned with ASE standards.
3. Subscription Services: Legacy EV offers a Legacy EV HQ Subscription service (mentioned in terms and conditions) as an ongoing service alongside their product sales.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Legacy EV provides industry-aligned EV training, certification, and curriculum programs paired with complete integrated EV conversion kits, individual components (motors, batteries, BMS, PDUs, chargers), and proprietary 100V EV training benches for hands-on learning. Their offering spans a continuous pipeline from K-12 STEM education through professional ASE-accredited high voltage safety certifications, with separate bootcamps, online courses, and turnkey school programs sold to educational institutions, automotive professionals, fleets, workforce programs, and individual enthusiasts.

Product overview

Legacy EV is a comprehensive EV education and conversion company offering a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core platform consists of industry-aligned training and certification programs (High Voltage Safety Certification, EV Fundamentals Bootcamp, 2-Day EV Repair Training) paired with an EV Training Bench for hands-on learning. Education modules span K-12 through professional levels: EV Innovators Club (middle schools), Intro to E-Mobility (high schools), EV Tech Fundamentals (technical schools), and EV Build (advanced automotive). Supporting products include EV Conversion Kits (Integrated Systems) ranging from $16,000 to $80,000+, plus web-based tools (Top Speed Calculator, EV Range Calculator). The company also sells individual components (batteries, BMS, chargers, motors, tools, PPE) through their online shop, and has a network of Authorized Installers for custom conversions.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• High Voltage Safety Training and Certification (Level 1 and Level 2) Two-level safety certification program (Level 1 and Level 2) covering electrical awareness and safe work practices for working around and on high voltage EV systems, ASE accredited and aligned with xEV1 and xEV2 standards. Level 1 is fully online and self-paced at approximately 2 hours; Level 2 consists of multiple live virtual sessions plus a final test over approximately 2 weeks. Both certifications are ASE-accredited and grant xEV credentials.
• EV Fundamentals Bootcamp Intensive 5-day in-person training program held in Gilbert, AZ covering high voltage safety, wiring, diagnosing, and conversion-level instruction. Priced at $5,000 per person, the program includes approximately 25 hours of virtual coursework, Level 1 and Level 2 HV Safety Certifications, Adult First Aid CPR AED Certification, meals, and networking. An installment plan of 10% down plus 14 interest-free payments every 30 days is available.
• 2-Day EV Repair Training Weekend-intensive 2-day training covering high voltage safety (Level 1 ASE xEV1 aligned), EV systems awareness, and diagnostics/calibration using Tesla Toolbox software. Designed to enable auto shops to start accepting EV service jobs quickly. Pricing was to be announced with the program initially offered on a waitlist basis at discounted rates for early sign-ups.
• EV Training Bench (100V proprietary bench) Proprietary 100V electric vehicle training bench that lets students wire, test, and tune a complete EV powertrain. Sold to schools as part of lab packages and used in EV Tech Fundamentals curriculum and Bootcamp programs.
• EV Innovators Club Project-based learning lab for middle schools providing curriculum and components to build a fully functional electric go-kart. The package includes instructor materials, lab equipment, and PPE bundles, designed to introduce STEM concepts through hands-on EV building. Adopted at LAUSD and other middle school programs.
• Intro to E-Mobility Program High school course built around the TopKart MSTEM3 electric go-kart equipped with a Legacy EV custom battery pack. Includes 18 project-based lessons covering EV components, wiring, programming, and Level 1 HV safety.
• EV Tech Fundamentals Curriculum Technical school program combining foundational learning with powertrain diagnostics. Includes 6 online modules, a 5-day bootcamp, 44 lessons, 200+ pages of materials, and Level 1 and Level 2 HV Safety Certifications.
• EV Build Program Advanced automotive program for gas-to-electric vehicle repower. Uses a custom EV conversion kit with OEM safety features and programmable controllers to convert classic vehicles.
• EV Conversion Kits (Integrated Systems) Complete electric vehicle conversion packages (Integrated Systems) including motor, inverter, batteries, controllers, wiring, connectors, cooling system, and contactors. Kits range from approximately $16,000 to over $80,000 depending on performance specifications, with featured kits such as the eDub VW Bus Electric Conversion Kit at $77,200. Upgrade items (AC compressors, heater cores, power steering pumps, motor mounts, battery boxes) are sold separately.
• EV Components and Parts (E-commerce Catalog) Individual EV components and parts sold directly through the legacyev.com e-commerce storefront, including batteries and cells (CALB 58Ah NMC Prismatic Cell $86), battery management systems (AEM BMS Master Kit $349.95), power distribution units (AEM PDU-8 $275), CAN sensor modules (AEM 6 Channel CAN Sensor Module $174.95), charging stations (Tesla Universal Wall Connector $580, WallBox Pulsar Plus 48A EV Charger $589), Isabellenhutte current shunts, motors, tools, and PPE. Pricing ranges from $5 (quick disconnects) to $980 across the catalog.

Quantifiable outcome

• Legacy EV has certified thousands of individuals across 20+ countries
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers10 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration4 records

Feature5 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• CoreCiviccoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 February 2026Legacy EV and CoreCivic launched an electric vehicle workforce training program at Red Rock Correctional Center. The program is operational and engages participants in hands-on instruction, starting with foundational electrical safety course and progressing to a 12-week EV Technician curriculum. The initiative aims to prepare individuals for careers in the EV and broader clean energy sectors.
• United NationscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 30 December 2025Legacy EV launched the first phase of an electric-vehicle workforce development program in Guyana, partnered with the United Nations, to align with the country's Low Carbon Development Strategy 2030. The program involved multi-day EV training for over 20 Guyanese trainees, focusing on safety, systems education, and practical skills as part of a broader initiative to prepare for electric mobility.
• SmarterHelpcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 October 2025Legacy EV and SmarterHelp partnered to launch a joint training solution for the EV industry, offering specialized certification pathways for both vehicle systems and charging infrastructure. The bundled program targets schools, workforce boards, and technical organizations, becoming available nationwide in Q1 2026. The initiative addresses the growing skills shortage in clean transportation, aligning with DOE projections of over 6 million clean-energy jobs by 2035.
• East Side Rides (ESR)minorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerLegacy EV partnered with East Side Rides to build Rob Ward's 1972 C10 pickup truck conversion. ESR trained with Legacy EV at bootcamp and took the lead on the project, applying training to their first major EV conversion. The truck features a ReVolt CR-43 system with 450kW output, 600hp, 800ft-lbs torque, and APP 82kWh battery pack.
• Big Time YouTube ChannelminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLegacy EV collaborated with the Big Time YouTube channel to electrify a 1997 Subaru Sambar Kei truck. The project used repurposed components from a retired Legacy EV training bench as a proof of concept for sustainable EV conversions. The entire build was documented on YouTube, showcasing that second-life EV components can deliver high performance.
• Gateway BroncominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLegacy EV collaborated with Gateway Bronco on the Luxe-GT 1972 Ford Bronco project. Legacy EV assembled the complete drivetrain package including a Danfoss HD-220 motor generating 300hp and 980 lb-ft torque, paired with a 5-speed transmission maintaining 4WD capabilities. The vehicle showcased at SEMA and the Quail Gathering during Monterey Car Week.
• 101 MotorsminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerLegacy EV partnered with 101 Motors in Tempe, Arizona to perform the Tesla-powered 1965 Ford F-100 conversion for TFLtruck. The project used dual Tesla battery packs and two Hyper 9 electric motors, creating incredible low-geared 4WD torque of 657.4 lb-ft through the original F-250 transfer case.
• ReVolt SystemscoreTechnology or IntegrationLegacy EV offers ReVolt CR-43 crate motor kits through their product catalog. The CR-43 motor was featured in the 1967 Mustang conversion and the 1972 C10 build, delivering 450kW output, 600hp, and 800 lb-ft torque with a 71kWh battery pack.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• EV West: EV West is a leading EV conversion shop and parts supplier in California, selling conversion components, kits, and providing conversion services for classic vehicles. It is a direct peer to Legacy EV's hardware and conversion business, serving the same enthusiast and installer market with overlapping motor and battery product lines.
• Electric GT: Electric GT produces crate EV powertrains and complete conversion systems, including motor/inverter packages. It competes directly with Legacy EV's integrated conversion kits for the classic-car and restomod conversion market.
• Zelectric Motors: Zelectric Motors specializes in converting classic Volkswagen and Porsche air-cooled vehicles to electric drivetrains. It is a direct competitor in the high-end classic EV conversion niche where Legacy EV also operates.
• Fellten: Fellten is a UK-based EV conversion system provider offering complete electric powertrain kits and training for installers. It directly competes with Legacy EV in both conversion hardware and installer training programs, particularly in international markets.
• Stealth EV: Stealth EV designs and manufactures EV conversion kits and components for classic cars and custom builds. It overlaps with Legacy EV's kit-and-components business and shares the same enthusiast/custom-builder customer segment.

Broad incumbents

• NetGain Motors: NetGain Motors is a long-established manufacturer of electric motors used in vehicle conversions, including the Hyper 9 motor that Legacy EV integrates into its kits. It is a broad incumbent serving the same conversion ecosystem and is both a supplier and an indirect competitor.
• Universal Technical Institute: UTI is one of the largest for-profit providers of automotive technician training in the US, now expanding into EV and hybrid curriculum. It is a broad incumbent competing for the same student and institutional customers Legacy EV targets with its EV Tech Fundamentals program.
• SAE International: SAE International is a global standards body and professional training provider for mobility and engineering industries. It competes with Legacy EV in professional EV certification and continuing education for working automotive professionals.

Others

• AEM Performance Electronics: AEM provides battery management systems, power distribution units, and CAN sensor modules that Legacy EV integrates into its conversion kits. As an enabling supplier, AEM is adjacent to Legacy EV's stack and could become a competitor if it expands into bundled conversion offerings.

Emerging players

• ReVolt Systems: ReVolt Systems is an emerging manufacturer of high-output EV crate motors (CR-43) featured in Legacy EV builds. It is both a technology partner and an emerging competitor in the high-performance conversion motor segment.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCo6xGluNHILg5hyv_6_VF1A
• Facebookfacebook.com/Legacy.LEV
• Instagraminstagram.com/legacy.ev

Compliance2 records

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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