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Reference deployments

Case Studies & Reference Deployments

Four deployment profiles that show how seat count, battery chemistry and charging strategy are chosen. They are planning examples, not client testimonials.

Reference profiles are illustrative planning examples based on common configurations. They do not represent named clients, contracts or measured results.

How to read these profiles

Test your assumptions, not someone else’s.

Each profile starts with a site constraint, shows the fleet mix and charging plan, and states what the operator must verify. They are planning references, not named client cases or measured results. Use them to test seat count, route length, charging window and spare ratio against your own site.

The profiles are intentionally short: each number is a planning assumption that must be replaced with your own site measurement. Start with the closest site type, then change the seat count, route length or charging window one variable at a time. Keep a written record of each change so the final brief and the quotation describe the same fleet.

  • Start with the site constraint.
  • Check the fleet mix against the duty.
  • Recalculate charging for your shift.
  • Do not treat the numbers as a quote; they are planning assumptions, not a measured outcome or a client contract.
Electric golf carts on a course path Reference deployments
01 Private 18-hole course

18-Hole Course Fleet Reference

A mixed fleet for tee sheets, marshals and range duty

A planning reference for a private 18-hole course: two-seat marshal cars, four-seat guest carts and one utility cart for range and supplies.

Site type
Private 18-hole course
Fleet size
12–16 vehicles
Core models
KR-G2 · GC-A · GC-B
Charging
Overnight, single-phase
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Sightseeing carts outside a resort building Reference deployments
02 120-key resort

Resort Shuttle Fleet Reference

Guest shuttles plus a back-of-house utility fleet

A planning reference for a 120-key resort: six-seat guest shuttles, a luggage utility cart and two housekeeping carts.

Site type
120-key resort
Fleet size
6–8 vehicles
Core models
KR-G4+2 · KC-P6H
Charging
Overnight + midday top-up
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Electric utility carts lined up at an industrial campus Reference deployments
03 40-hectare business park

Campus Utility Fleet Reference

Long-shift utility and patrol vehicles for a business park

A planning reference for a 40-hectare business park: four utility carts, two patrol carts and one staff shuttle.

Site type
40-hectare business park
Fleet size
6–8 vehicles
Core models
KC-P4 · KR-P6 · KR-G2
Charging
Shift-based opportunity charging
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Electric sightseeing train on a park road Reference deployments
04 Heritage park, 2.4 km loop

Scenic Park Loop Reference

A fixed-loop shuttle plan for a heritage park

A planning reference for a heritage park with a 2.4 km loop: two six-seat shuttles and one sightseeing train configuration.

Site type
Heritage park, 2.4 km loop
Fleet size
3–5 vehicles
Core models
KR-G4+2 · sightseeing train
Charging
Depot charging between loops
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Start with a site brief

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.

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