According to Daniel Forsberg, Marketing Manager at CTEK, classic petrol and diesel cars could continue to be used in an all-electric future through conversions. ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) to EV (Electric Vehicle) conversions are already available in the UK, but their high cost, often tens of thousands of pounds, makes them unaffordable for most drivers. To address this issue, CTEK has proposed a 10-point plan aimed at making EV conversions more accessible and affordable. The plan includes measures such as standardized requirements for conversions, financial subsidies, eco-friendly loans, and additional training for mechanics. Forsberg emphasizes the environmental, economic, and employment benefits of incentivizing EV conversions in the UK, highlighting successful examples in Sweden and France. By making EV conversions more affordable and practical, the UK can extend the lifespan of its classic petrol and diesel fleet, reduce carbon emissions, and support the growth of the automotive industry.