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I don't know where you can get a direct fit kit..  But I built the power steering for my Joyner Trooper out of a Chevy 02-07 Vue /  05-06 Equinox electric power steering rack and a controller kit both available on eBay.. The kit gives you a knob on the dash allowing you to control the strength of the power steering assist. Seeing that yours is a electric vehicle, You just have to make sure that you have a good solid 12v source to power everything. 

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