You can read about them here. They were made by Lincoln Car Works for Sears to sell from catalogs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Motor_Car_Works
They had to compete against cars from Ford that were much faster, up to 45 mph for the Ford Model T, compared to only 25 mph for this Sears model.
Making an electric replica of this sounds really intriguing.
There were quite a few electric cars around back then. Making one of those would be a lot easier, I think. Getting an original is probably a bit out of most people’s price class though:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1910-baker-electric/
In 1900, the majority of cars sold were electric, but thats mostly because all cars were really just expensive toys for the rich. Once they became actual transport, petroleum and gasoline started to win hands down over the battery tech from back then.