Retrofit - Electrifying EV Conversion Landing Page Template
Retrofit is a hero-dominant landing page template built for electric vehicle conversion and retrofit shops. It leads with a full-viewport split-video comparison, guides visitors through scroll-linked before-and-after reveals, and closes with a single focused call to action, "See If Your Car Qualifies", routing qualified leads to a vehicle assessment page.
by Rocket studio
Quick summary
Retrofit is a single-page click-through template designed for EV conversion specialists. It opens with a draggable split-video hero, then walks visitors through an emotional-to-rational narrative using before-and-after scroll reveals, cost comparison visuals, a completed builds portfolio, and a qualification call to action, all built on a dark workshop aesthetic with ruby red accents.
Who this template is for
This template is built for automotive businesses that convert combustion-engine vehicles to electric drivetrains. It speaks directly to the people those businesses serve most.
- Classic car collectors who want to keep a cherished vehicle while meeting modern emissions requirements
- Performance drivers chasing sub-three-second acceleration from a car that predates modern safety standards
- Fleet and commercial managers converting delivery vehicles to comply with urban zero-emission zone rules
What problem this template solves
Selling an EV conversion is not like selling a product off a shelf. The buyer needs to feel the value before they ever click anything. A generic services page cannot hold that weight.
- Most automotive service pages lose emotional buyers with bullet points and stock photos before trust is established
- Performance buyers and fleet managers have completely different motivations, and a single static page struggles to serve both
- The conversion decision is high-stakes, so the click to inquire must feel earned, not rushed
What you get with this template
You get a complete, production-ready landing page layout designed around one outcome: getting the right visitor to click "See If Your Car Qualifies." Every section is sequenced to build desire before asking for commitment.
- A full-viewport split-video hero with a draggable ruby-glowing seam separating the combustion and electric versions of the same car
- Five structured content sections progressing from emotional hook to rational proof to aspirational close, each anchored by a repeated call-to-action button
- A dark immersive visual system using deep workshop black, polished chrome, machined aluminum mid-tone, and ruby red reserved for interactive and action elements
Feature list
This template is built around specific interactive and visual mechanisms drawn directly from the design brief. Each feature serves the conversion sequence.
Draggable Split-Video Hero
The hero consumes the full viewport with two synchronized videos of the same car divided by a vertical seam. Visitors drag the seam left or right to compare the combustion and electric versions side by side. The dividing line pulses with a thin ruby glow to invite interaction.
Scroll-Linked Before/After Reveals
Each content section uses a drag-reveal mechanic that persists through the entire scroll. An engine bay packed with headers and carburetors slides to expose a brushed-aluminum battery pack and high-voltage orange cabling. The mechanic reinforces the transformation narrative at every stage.
Fuel versus. Charging Cost Visual
A visual comparison pairs a fuel cost display on the left with a charging cost equivalent on the right. The layout communicates savings in a format that is instantly readable without requiring the visitor to do the math themselves.
Completed Builds Portfolio Grid
A bento-style grid showcases specific finished conversions with build specs and transformation data. This section provides social proof grounded in real outcomes rather than generic testimonials.
Floating and Anchored Call-to-Action System
The primary call-to-action button appears first as a floating element after the hero video settles, then anchors at the close of every section. A secondary text link, "Browse Completed Builds", sits beneath each primary button to capture visitors still in the research phase.
Viewport-Triggered Video Autoplay
Short looping video clips auto-play as each section enters the viewport. The clips punctuate the narrative escalation from emotional to rational to aspirational without requiring any manual interaction from the visitor.
Page sections overview
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Hero Split-Video | Immediate visual contrast between combustion and electric via draggable seam |
| Before/After Engine Bay | Drag reveal showing carbureted bay replaced by battery pack and EV cabling |
| The Numbers | Visual fuel-versus-charging cost comparison to deliver the rational argument |
| Completed Builds Grid | Portfolio bento grid with real build specs and transformation proof |
| Qualification Call to Action | Closing section anchoring the "See If Your Car Qualifies" click-through |
| Footer | Horizontal flow footer pattern completing the page structure |
Design & branding system
The visual identity is built around a single idea: a detailing bay at midnight, where everything is dark and recessive until a brake light catches the chrome. That mood is enforced through every color and type decision.
- Color system uses deep workshop black (#0D0D0F) as the base, polished chrome (#C0C0C8) for highlights, machined aluminum mid-tone (#5A5A66) for supporting elements, and ruby red (#9B111E) reserved exclusively for calls to action, voltage indicators, and hover states
- Typography pairs Fraunces serif display for headings with DM Sans for body text, creating a contrast between timeless craft and clean modern readability
Mobile & speed optimization
The template is designed desktop-first to honor the drag mechanic, but it includes deliberate provisions for smaller screens and performance.
- Mobile touch fallback replaces the mouse-drag seam interaction with a swipe-compatible gesture so the before-and-after reveal works on phones and tablets
- Video elements use lazy-loading with poster frames so the page renders visually complete before video assets are fully downloaded, reducing perceived load time
How this template helps you convert
The entire page is engineered so the decision to click feels inevitable rather than premature. There is no form here, only a sequence designed to build sufficient desire and credibility before the call to action appears.
- The draggable hero creates an immediate emotional investment by letting visitors physically enact the transformation, making the concept tangible before a single word of copy is read
- The escalating narrative moves from emotional ("keep the car you love") through rational ("cut fuel costs by 80 percent") to aspirational ("own the only electric 1969 Camaro on the planet"), matching the full decision arc of every audience segment in a single scroll
Other information about this template
This template is suited to a range of EV conversion and retrofit business contexts. A few additional details are worth noting for buyers evaluating the fit.
- The page direction is click-through only, there is no embedded contact form, and all lead capture routes through the linked vehicle assessment page
- The template targets three distinct audience motivations (heritage, performance, and commercial compliance) within a single sequential narrative
- Animation intensity is high, with scroll-linked reveals, intersection observer triggers for video autoplay, and hover states across interactive elements
- The layout uses a 90/10 hero-dominant proportion, meaning the hero section commands the overwhelming majority of above-the-fold visual weight
- The footer uses a horizontal flow pattern consistent with modern single-page layout conventions




Theme
Dark Immersive
Creative direction
Before/After Reveal
Color system
Ruby & Chrome
Style
Hero-Dominant (90/10)
Direction
Click-Through
Page Sections
Draggable Split-video Hero
Scroll-linked Before/after Reveals
Fuel Versus. Charging Cost Visual
Completed Builds Portfolio Grid
Floating and Anchored Call to Action System
Viewport-triggered Video Autoplay
Related questions
Is this template suitable for a single EV conversion shop or a larger fleet operation?
Does this template include a contact form or lead capture form?
How does the before-and-after reveal mechanic work on mobile devices?
What kind of social proof does the template support?
Can the color system and typography be adjusted to match a different brand?