There was a company that bought the rights and the original machine tools to restart DeLorean production a few years back. Idk where they got to with the whole thing but this might be an image from their lot.
DeLorean’s assets were purchased by a Texas mechanic named Stephen Wynne, along with other undisclosed investors. Wynne’s company built a reputation maintaining and repairing DeLoreans. The initial plan was for the new DeLorean company to make electric versions of the original DMC-12 but, in the last several years a much bolder plan was hatched.
The new DeLorean Motor Company was formed, with Wynne’s original company as the biggest investor, to make all new electric vehicles. De Vries, who formerly worked with Tesla and Karma Automotive, another EV startup, leads the company, and a new headquarters building is planned in San Antonio.
They have a couple prototypes of a proposed limited run EV
that DeLorean pic has to be from the 1980s, right? no way that many of them are around in one place today
What you do see is get it up to 58 miles per hour and then you can photograph whatever you want
There are a couple businesses that specialize in restoring them, could be one of those.
There was a company that bought the rights and the original machine tools to restart DeLorean production a few years back. Idk where they got to with the whole thing but this might be an image from their lot.
They have a couple prototypes of a proposed limited run EV
They're was an electric delorean in the latest fast and furious movie. I was like woooooah soyface