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.
Quick answer
Reference fleet: 6–8 vehicles for a 40-hectare park, covering 20–55 km per day on a shared 48 V lithium platform.
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- Site type
- 40-hectare business park
- Fleet size
- 6–8 vehicles
- Core models
- KC-P4 · KR-P6 · KR-G2
- Charging
- Shift-based opportunity charging
What is the planning problem?
The park has four buildings, a perimeter road and a shared service yard. Facilities, security and landscaping each wanted their own vehicle, but the estate team wanted one charging standard and one spare-parts pool. Daily routes range from 20 km to 55 km depending on the department.
What is the configuration?
KC-P4 four-seat utility carts cover facilities and landscaping; a KR-P6 six-seat utility cart handles events and heavy supplies; two KR-G2 two-seaters serve security patrol; a KC-G2+2H four-seater moves staff between buildings. All use the same 48 V lithium drivetrain and 25 A charger.
How should charging and service work?
Vehicles rotate through four chargers in the service yard: overnight for the long-route carts, midday top-ups for patrol and facilities. The estate keeps one spare controller, one charger and a consumables kit. A laminated one-page fault guide is posted in the yard.
What does this reference not claim?
This is an illustrative planning profile. Route lengths, charger count and department allocations must be based on the site’s actual shift pattern and electrical capacity.
What should the estate team verify before ordering?
Check the department routes, shift-change times, charger capacity and spare-parts ownership. The reference assumes 20–55 km per day, 6–8 vehicles and four shared chargers.
Models used in this profile.
KC-P4 Coast Utility 4-Seat
Short-wheelbase utility cart for campus and estate work
- Bed
- Flatbed
- Wheelbase
- 2075 mm
KR-P6 Ridge Utility 6-Seat
Six seats plus a flatbed on the long-wheelbase Ridge chassis
- Bed
- Flatbed
- Wheelbase
- 2860 mm
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
KC-G2+2H Coast 4-Seat Lithium Golf Cart
Compact four-seater with 190 mm clearance
- Range
- 30–35 mi
- Clearance
- 190 mm
The questions that decide the order.
How many utility carts does a 40-hectare park need?
The reference fleet uses 6–8 vehicles: four utility carts, two patrol carts and one staff shuttle, with one spare. Department routes and shift patterns decide the final mix.
What daily distance should the fleet support?
Plan for 20–55 km per vehicle per day. The reference uses a shared 48 V lithium platform and 25 A chargers so departments can rotate vehicles between routes.
Can departments share chargers and spare parts?
Yes, when the fleet uses one drivetrain family. The reference keeps four chargers in a shared service yard and one spare controller, charger and consumables kit.
Is this a real client result?
No. It is an illustrative planning profile; route lengths, charger count and department allocations must be based on the actual site.
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