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ECD Automotive Design reports company developments tied to its luxury vehicle restoration and restomod business. The company builds client-specified Land Rover Defenders, Range Rovers, Jaguar E-Types, Ford Mustangs, Toyota FJs, Porsche 911s and related specialty platforms at its Florida facility, combining classic vehicle design with modern powertrains, interiors, suspension, braking and technology.
Recurring ECDA news covers bespoke project reveals, product-line launches such as the Heritage Product Line, sales-channel initiatives including the Luxury Agent Program, and collaborations for Defender builds. Company updates also include public-company matters such as shareholder voting, capital-structure actions and Nasdaq listing-status developments.
ECD Auto Design has launched its new 'Boutique' Studio, expanding beyond its traditional production lines to create highly specialized one-of-one restored and modernized classic vehicles. The studio will cater to clients seeking unique vehicles like classic Ferraris, Aston Martins, and Porsches, operating with a dedicated facility and specialized team.
The Boutique Studio will produce 18 vehicles in its first year, offering expanded options for materials, finishes, and design features. Each vehicle will be assigned its own team of craftspeople in a single bay, maintaining ECD's standards of precision engineering and craftsmanship.
The initiative represents ECD's philosophy of 'If you can dream it, we can build it,' targeting visionary collectors who understand the company's craftsmanship and seek unprecedented levels of customization.
ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) announces its first retail venture through a strategic partnership with One Drivers Club in West Palm Beach. The company will establish a 4,800-square-foot showroom near 'Billionaire's Row,' serving as a shared clubhouse, sales showroom, and design center. The space will allow clients to personalize custom builds across ECD's vehicle lineup, including Land Rover Defenders, Jaguar E-Types, Mustangs, and Toyota FJs. The collaboration leverages One Drivers Club's high-traffic location and national membership base, providing ECD access to car collectors and enthusiasts. The facility will feature a curated display of One Drivers Club's vehicle collection and host joint events.
ECD Auto Design unveils Project Skywood, a custom Land Rover Defender 110 featuring a GM LS3 430 HP engine with 6-speed automatic transmission. The vehicle showcases an Olive Yellow exterior with Rice Grain roof, custom 18-inch Sawtooth wheels, and a full-length panoramic sunroof. The interior boasts a 2+2+4 seating configuration with RECARO Orthoped seats, premium Spinneybeck Amalfi leather, and custom wood paneling. Advanced features include heated/cooled seats, touchscreen stereo with CarPlay, blind spot assistance, and backup cameras.
ECD Automotive Design (Nasdaq: ECDA) has appointed Kevin Kastner as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Kastner, an experienced marketing executive, will focus on driving sales and price point growth through new market channels, managing revenue streams, and developing the company's upcoming retail strategy. His previous experience includes director roles at Moss Motors , marketing management at AMSOIL, Inc., and CEO positions at Iron Dog and MacKinnon Marine. The appointment aims to strengthen ECD's sales organization and help fill factory capacity.
ECD Auto Design unveils 'The Farmington Hills Commission', a one-of-one Classic Jaguar E-Type restomod heading to Michigan. The vehicle features a GM LT1 V8 engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission, Fosseway braking system, and GAZ adjustable sport suspension. The exterior showcases a Narvik Black gloss finish with chrome accents and 16-inch wire wheels. The interior boasts Amalfi Black leather seats, brushed aluminum finishes, and a mahogany wood-rimmed MOMO steering wheel. Modern upgrades include LED lighting, Bluetooth connectivity, and digital gauges while maintaining the classic E-Type aesthetic.
ECD Auto Design announces expanded collaboration opportunities for luxury brands, offering joint marketing initiatives featuring their custom-built vehicles, including classic Land Rover Defenders, Range Rover Classics, Jaguar E-Types, Toyota FJs, and Ford Mustangs. The partnership program includes joint product placement, complimentary use of ECD vehicles for brand campaigns, and co-hosted luxury events. These initiatives aim to create cross-industry connections in the ultra-luxury segment, allowing premium brands to showcase their products alongside ECD's bespoke automotive designs.
ECD Auto Design has unveiled its first built-for-inventory custom Land Rover 4x4, marking a significant shift in meeting client demand for immediately available restored vehicles. This new offering, starting at $249,995, combines iconic design with modern luxury and reduced wait times. The vehicle features:
- Santorini Black exterior paint
- LS3 6.2L V8 engine with 6-speed automatic transmission
- Heavy-duty axles, disc brakes, and extended-range fuel tank
- 6-point full external roll cage and NAS-style rear bumper
- Custom dashboard with modern technology integrations
- Luxurious black leather interior with heated front seats
ECD plans to expand this range to include later Defender models, maintaining their commitment to quality and craftsmanship while offering a convenient solution for clients seeking premium restomods without the standard build time.
ECD Automotive Design, Inc. (Nasdaq: ECDA), a leader in restoring, modifying, and electrifying classic vehicles like Land Rover Defenders, Jaguar E-Types, Ford Mustangs, and Toyota FJs, announced its participation in the LD Micro 17th Annual Main Event. The event will take place on October 29-30, 2024, at the Luxe Sunset Blvd Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
ECD Automotive is scheduled to present both in-person and via live webcast on October 30 at 11am PT. CEO Scott Wallace and CFO Ben Piggott will be available for one-on-one meetings during the event. For more details, registration, or to schedule a meeting, attendees are encouraged to email mary@ldmicro.com or meetings@ldmicro.com.
ECD Auto Design, a leader in custom luxury vehicle restorations, is showcasing an extensive range of premium accessories for their one-of-one vehicle transformations. The company offers over 2 million possible design combinations for Land Rover Defenders, Range Rover Classics, Jaguar E-Types, Mustangs, and Toyota FJs. Highlighted accessories include:
1. Custom one-of-one paint coatings
2. Adventure accessories like ski racks and beach runner racks
3. Custom overnight camping trailers
4. Convenience upgrades such as dog ramps and power folding side steps
5. Interior upgrades including panoramic roofs, halo-style radio screens, and wood-paneled floors
These accessories aim to elevate both luxury and performance, ensuring each build is as unique as its owner. ECD Auto Design's commitment to customization allows clients to create truly bespoke vehicles tailored to their specific needs and preferences.
ECD Automotive Design (Nasdaq: ECDA) has announced a new retail strategy to establish brick-and-mortar showrooms for marketing and selling their vehicles. The company has partnered with Site Selection Group to identify optimal locations for these showrooms. ECD, known for restoring and modifying classic vehicles, aims to expand its revenue opportunities by allowing customers to see, touch, and drive their one-of-one vehicles in person.
The retail strategy is expected to generate additional revenue through three channels: custom builds, immediate delivery of existing ECD cars, and used ECD vehicle sales. CEO Scott Wallace believes this approach will drive further growth and provide an immersive design experience for customers. The company is targeting areas with high concentrations of ultra-luxury automotive dealers and ultra-high net worth individuals.