James W. Walker
Leiser offers an antithesis to the ostentatious luxury status symbols of our time. We see cars as a timeless source of personal inspiration and pleasure, a store of value and values.
Silent Luxury
It’s about knowing rather than seeing. The principles of understatement and simplicity guide us. In our automotive and renewable energy-driven boutique, we create products that cater to your imagination. The best cars have already been built, upcycling them leads to timeless automotive luxury.
The best cars have already been built. Our design will always be silent and discreet while our technology sets benchmarks.
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Albert Einstein
After removing all internal combustion components, we fit our model-specific, fully integrated conversion kit. It’s as if the car had been designed for electric drive from the beginning.
We upgrade classic looks with modern materials, instruments, controls and functions that were unavailable when the cars were built. All to turn the cars we love most into the perfect daily driver. The only limit is our imagination.
To account for daily use and silent electric performance, the chassis and driving dynamics are upgraded. We add a touch of silence by updating the vehicles’ body design to a more modern and aerodynamic look.
Classic cars come with a timeless and silent look. What if we combined a classic sports car with modern electric technology, integrated in a light-weight approach?
The idea of the classic sports car reimagined for daily use was born.
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The classic sports car from the air-cooled era with technology that was not available when this icon was born.
Sam's Tesla Roadster was his daily. Being the first emotional cleantech product known to us, the car provoked thought. What if we electrified a much better sports car to become a truly inspiring daily?
We took the 997 Carrera S as a base and went from there with a one-off proof of concept approach.
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The modern classic sports car from the water-cooled era with technology that was not available when this last analog 911 was born.