Besides the MG roadster, RBW plans to offer an electrified MGB GT hardtop as well, along with classic Minis. Already, it has repowered Jaguar E-Types as EVs, but those are conversions of existing ...

This is the RBW Roadster—a beautifully restored and reengineered MGB with an electric drivetrain and impressive hardware hidden under evocative sheetmetal. RBW is launching the Roadster and a ...

RBW EV Classic Cars has unveiled a new prototype which combines the iconic design of the MGB Roadster with a modern electric powertrain. Underneath the brand-new body shell resides up to eight ...

But banish Lucas from your thoughts, because RBW's reimagined MGB roadster has very little to do with its ancestors of questionable reliability—and dubious positive grounding. Yes, this is ...

RBW EV Classic Roadster features body from new MGB spare parts Roadster has a 94-hp motor and a 160-mile range Cottage industry of EV converters is emerging alongside larger automakers “Our ...

The MGB Roadster was an open-top British sports car that was launched by MG in 1962 and was followed three years later by a 2+2 GT Coupe. It had a very long life span, surviving until 1980.

MGB values vary dramatically. The GT coupe is less desirable than the open-top roadster, and people are happy to pay more for the earlier examples with chrome bumpers. You can pick up a ropey ...

It had the T-Type Midget, the MGA, MGB, RV8, and finally, the MG F and MG TF, which saw MG go bankrupt. Now in the hands of SAIC, the once-British brand will soon reveal its latest roadster.