The project "Fabrication of Hybrid Motor Vehicle" is centred around the conversion of a conventional petrol-powered Kinetic Luna bike into a hybrid vehicle. This conversion involves the integration of a 350- watt hub motor, which serves as the primary electric propulsion system. The hub motor is a key component of the hybrid conversion kit, which also includes other necessary components such as a controller. batteries, and wiring harnesses. One of the unique features of this project is the ability to charge the vehicle while it is running on the internal combustion engine. This is achieved through a system that allows the excess energy generated by the engine to be used to charge the batteries, thereby enhancing the vehicle's overall efficiency. Overall, the project aims to demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of converting old, conventional vehicles into hybrid, eco-friendly alternatives. By integrating electric propulsion systems and utilizing renewable energy sources such as solar power, the project seeks to contribute to sustainable transportation solutions and reduce the environmental impact of conventional vehicles.