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First, let me catch you up to speed. A Restomod is an electric vehicle made from a restored-and-modified car. Typically, these vehicles would originate from the 1970s. And in that, you can change out the original parts for an electric drivetrain and LED lights a plenty. But there is a particularly striking restomod that really puts people in a good mood. It’s known as the Opel Manta GSe ElecktroMod. And it has a very organic look to it. Opel has just recently shown the Manta EV project months ago.

It’s then that the four-cylinder has been replaced. Electric motors push up about 147 horsepower and 188 pounds in feet of torque to the back wheels. Oddest of all, Manta is retaining four-speed gearbox throughout the conversion process. The driver in control would be able to row the gears in the EV. A 31 kilowatt hour battery pack is likely to offer up 124 miles of range. This is conceptual but all at once not certifiable.

The Opel Manta can really be full of a fluorescent yellow.

It’s likely to relay energy and nice youth. The wheels working on the business has some amazing design language involved. The rim design echoes the shape of LEDs in the beginning.

The LEDs illuminate some face of the Manta in a very enjoyable screen. The logo of Opel. A similar theme repeats at the back, with rounded LED taillights protruding out from the surface in a striking way. I think it looks pretty great. This is obviously a positive push for the company. The vehicle repeats the theme all over the body. Rounded LED taillights pop out from the surface with a striking style. Restomods can be created properly when everything is collectively awesome. The Opel vehicle is a very wonderful looking restomod that changes the culture wildly there.