CFO and co-founder @Accompany, acquired by @Cisco. Turnaround CFO @Ning, sold to Glam Media. Former seed VC. McKinsey trained. @Wharton School and @Haas School of Business.
Knight Rider goes electric. Some things never change.
KITT 2026
Knight Rider goes electric. Some things never change.
Forty years later, KITT was overdue for an upgrade.
Starting with two LEGO City EV Supercar kits, a 2017 Michael Knight minifigure, a 1/24-scale scanner kit, and a handful of spare parts, I set out to bring Knight Industries into the electric age.
The original LEGO supercar already had surprisingly good bones. A little kitbashing, a lot of fiddling, and a working red scanner later, KITT 2026 was born.
Naturally, the new KITT is fully electric. There’s even a charging port hidden beneath a panel behind the driver’s seat.
Some things change. The powertrain, for example.
Some things never change. Michael’s hair, his leather jacket, and that iconic blue license plate.
And because a silent KITT just wouldn’t be right, I repurposed an old MP3 player into a miniature voice module loaded with classic KITT phrases. A little personality goes a long way.
