As it stands, Icon estimates the EV Bronco will travel somewhere between 175 to 200 miles on a charge. Power comes from a custom-built, 105-kWh battery pack running the same lithium-ion chemistry ...

The EV Bronco isn’t Icon’s first foray into this space. ... Two-thirds of the battery pack lives where the engine used to sit, whereas the rest is further back under the rear of the car.

Starting at $499,000 MSRP, Icon’s EV Bronco costs a bit more than the original vehicles, which started at roughly $2,400—$23,688.81 in today’s money.

According to the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Vehicle Technologies Office, the average cost of a light-duty electric vehicle's lithium-ion battery pack decreased by 90% between 2008 and 2023 ...