First seen in the Toyo Tires booth in 2024, Bisi Ezerioha’s converted Roller resurfaced this week at Exotics on Broadway – and the slick, silent running SilvEV Ghost electric restomod has never looked better with a freshened interior and a fresh coat of wax.
Being a bit of a Rolls-Royce obsessive (pre-BMW, obvii) and fan of Bisi’s electric P-cars, as well, I was excited to see the SilvEV Ghost rematerialize on my Insta feed looking fresh as a daisy. You can see what I saw, below:
As the giant, easily excitable car nerd that I am, I immediately reached out to Bisi to try to get more information about the car.
Bisi let me know that the car is based on a 1974 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow sprayed in Chalk White and powered by a custom 600 hp 400V liquid-cooled electric motor with an 18,500 rpm redline. An AEM-developed VCU275 controller with custom Bisimoto-tuned software managing the flow of electrons, which come from the dual Bisimoto Battery boxes packed with 70 kWh’s worth of LG Chem li-ion batteries charged through a CCS connector.
That cooling bit is courtesy of a CSF GT3 center radiator tucked away behind the Silver Shadow’s iconic grille, ahead of a set of compact, dual-pass coolers for the inverter, motor, and battery packs. Accessory electricals are handled by an Antigravity ATX-30HD 12V battery, while an Airride Equipment air bag suspension drop the car over a set of Brixton forged alloy wheels wrapped in Toyo Proxes high-performance tires.
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