Electric golf carts, built for the long game.
Two to eight seats, lead-acid or LiFePO4, 48–72 V. OEM and fleet supply for golf courses, resorts and campuses, shipped with export-ready documentation.
- Factory-direct sourcing
- Certified components
- Flexible configurations
- Worldwide shipping
KR-G2 13 production models · 6 vehicle categories · 2–8 seats
Three ways to choose a golf cart.
Choose by seat count, by voltage and battery, or by road-use requirement.
2, 4 or 6 seats
Start with the largest group that must move in one trip. Two seats for staff, four for guest pairs, six for resort shuttles.
48 V, 60 V or 72 V
Voltage supports power and speed; capacity and chemistry decide range and charging. Compare the systems before choosing a model.
Private site or public road
Private courses and resorts need a site vehicle. Public-road use depends on the local LSV category and registration. Confirm before ordering.
Six golf cart categories for people and equipment.
From a two-seat golf car to a 23-seat sightseeing train, each category is configured for a different duty cycle and site.
01 Golf Carts
Passenger carts for courses, resorts and estates: three families, thirteen production models, one service architecture.
02 Sightseeing & Resort Carts
Open-sided shuttles for guests and tours
03 Patrol & Emergency Vehicles
Livery-ready carts for security and first response
04 Classic Electric Cars
Vintage bodywork with a modern electric drivetrain
05 Utility & Custom Vehicles
Flatbeds, lockers and site-specific bodies
06 Sightseeing Trains
Multi-carriage trains for large attractions
Golf cart models for mixed fleets.
Lithium and lead-acid golf cart platforms with the same serviceable architecture, so mixed fleets share parts and training.
GC-A Classic 2-Seat Golf Cart
Long-range classic with lead-acid or lithium power
- Range
- 80–100 km
- Motor
- 4 / 5 / 7.5 kW
KR-G2 Ridge 2-Seat Lithium Golf Cart
Lithium two-seater with a 30–35 mile working range
- Range
- 30–35 mi
- Battery
- 51.2 V 105 Ah LiFePO4
KR-G4+2 Ridge 6-Seat Lithium Golf Cart
Six seats on a 3.67 m lithium platform
- Range
- 30–35 mi
- Battery
- 51.2 V 105 Ah LiFePO4
KC-G2+2H Coast 4-Seat Lithium Golf Cart
Compact four-seater with 190 mm clearance
- Range
- 30–35 mi
- Clearance
- 190 mm
A single export desk for a mixed golf cart fleet.
One contact for configuration, documentation and dispatch — even when the vehicles come from different production lines.
One export desk
Configuration, documents and dispatch handled by one team, even when the vehicles come from different production lines.
Shared platforms
Ridge and Coast models share a 48 V lithium drivetrain, charger and controller family, so a mixed fleet stays simple.
Documents that travel
Packing list, commercial invoice, battery UN38.3 and MSDS documents and a configuration sheet with every order.
Serviceable design
Conventional access to controller, charger and battery, with a spare-parts list and remote troubleshooting.
Where the vehicles are built and prepared.
Representative production and dispatch views from our authorised manufacturing partners. Vehicle specification is confirmed on the order sheet, not inferred from a photograph.
From golf cart site brief to delivered fleet.
Five steps, no mystery. Each stage has a named owner and a document you can check.
- 01
Site brief
Tell us the terrain, daily mileage, passenger count and destination port. We flag anything that changes the vehicle class.
- 02
Configuration and quotation
You receive a configuration sheet with model, seats, battery, options and an Incoterm-based quotation.
- 03
Production and inspection
Vehicles are built to the confirmed sheet and inspected before packing. The inspection record travels with the order.
- 04
Export packing and documents
Battery isolation, body protection and the packing list, invoice and battery documents required for the route.
- 05
Delivery and support
Operation manual, wiring diagram and spare-parts list; remote troubleshooting during the warranty period.
Golf cart applications for courses, resorts and campuses.
Golf is only the start. The same chassis family moves guests, staff and equipment across resorts, campuses and attractions.
Golf Courses
Quiet, low-speed fleets for 18-hole operations
Resorts & Hotels
Guest shuttles and service fleets for hospitality sites
Campuses & Industrial Parks
Long-shift utility and patrol fleets
Residential Communities
Quiet circulation for estates and villa communities
Scenic Attractions
High-throughput shuttles and trains for visitor sites
Events & Venues
Flexible fleets for exhibitions, weddings and festivals
Golf cart fleet planning examples, not testimonials.
These reference profiles show how a fleet is usually specified. They are planning examples, not claims about named clients.
01 18-Hole Course Fleet Reference
A mixed fleet for tee sheets, marshals and range duty
- Fleet size
- 12–16 vehicles
- Core models
- KR-G2 · GC-A · GC-B
02 Resort Shuttle Fleet Reference
Guest shuttles plus a back-of-house utility fleet
- Fleet size
- 6–8 vehicles
- Core models
- KR-G4+2 · KC-P6H
03 Campus Utility Fleet Reference
Long-shift utility and patrol vehicles for a business park
- Fleet size
- 6–8 vehicles
- Core models
- KC-P4 · KR-P6 · KR-G2
04 Scenic Park Loop Reference
A fixed-loop shuttle plan for a heritage park
- Fleet size
- 3–5 vehicles
- Core models
- KR-G4+2 · sightseeing train
Golf cart buying, charging and maintenance.
Practical notes for procurement teams: battery chemistry, seating layouts, shipping documents and maintenance intervals.
Sightseeing Cart vs Golf Cart: Which Fits?
Seating layout, route geometry, charging and fleet mix — a practical comparison for resorts, attractions and large estates.
Read article
Golf Cart Shipping & Import Checklist
Documents, packing, Incoterms and battery paperwork — the details that decide whether a container clears customs without a delay.
Read article
Golf Cart Maintenance: A Fleet Schedule
What to check before every shift, weekly and seasonally — plus the battery care rules that prevent most roadside failures.
Read articleThe questions that decide the order.
How much does an electric golf cart cost?
Price depends on seat count, battery chemistry, motor, options, quantity and destination. We quote each configuration individually and state what is included, so offers can be compared on the same basis.
How many seats do I need?
Count the largest group that must move in one trip. Two seats suit staff and guest pairs; four seats suit small groups; six seats suit resort shuttles. Eight-seat variants are available on request.
Lead-acid or lithium?
Lead-acid suits fixed short routes with overnight charging. LiFePO4 charges faster, weighs less and tolerates partial charging, which suits multi-shift sites and opportunity charging.
Can you ship internationally?
Yes. We quote FOB, CIF or door-to-door through your forwarder and provide the packing list, invoice and battery UN38.3 and MSDS documents.
Can I customize colour and logo?
Body colour, logo, seat trim, wheels and some accessories can be specified at order. Send brand references before production.
Can a golf cart be used on public roads?
It depends on the destination market and vehicle category. Many carts are private-property vehicles only. Confirm the local LSV or registration rules before ordering; we do not claim street-legal status without documents.
Tell us the terrain, the seats and the port.
A useful quotation needs three things: where the golf cart will run, how many people it carries, and where it ships. Send those and we will come back with a configuration sheet.
- sale@electricgolfcartfactory.com
- +86 139 2270 2227
- GolfCart Office, Room 311X, Huilange BLDG, No. 273, Huangpu Blvd W, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 510620, Guangdong, China
Request a quote
Tell us the model, seating and destination. We will reply with a configuration sheet and quotation.