Patrol & Emergency Vehicles
Livery-ready carts for security and first response
Two-, four- and six-seat patrol carts with light bars, sirens, lockers and livery options for campuses, industrial parks and public spaces.
51.2 V · 2.37–2.94 m · 390–485 kg
Updated 2026-11-03 · Export Desk
Patrol carts are working vehicles. They spend long shifts idling, stop and start constantly, and carry equipment that a passenger cart was never designed to hold. The specification therefore prioritises low-speed control, visibility, lighting and secure storage over top speed.
The base vehicles in this catalogue can be supplied with roof light bars, sirens, PA systems, equipment lockers, radio mounts and department livery. Because local rules differ, the lighting and siren package is confirmed against the destination market before production.
For indoor and campus patrol, a two-seat cart with a 4 m turning radius is usually enough. For industrial parks and large perimeters, a four- or six-seat utility cart with a locker bed is more practical. The same lithium drivetrain keeps charging simple across the fleet. Livery and markings shown in photographs are illustrative; department markings are specified at order.
The trade-offs that define this category.
Livery-ready bodies
Body colour, decals and department marks applied at production.
Lighting package
Roof light bar, work lights and scene lighting options.
Secure storage
Lockable equipment lockers and radio mounting points.
Low-speed control
Governed speed and precise low-speed steering for crowded sites.
Category
Configured for a specific duty cycle. Compare the models below, then send a site brief.
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
KC-P4 Coast Utility 4-Seat
Short-wheelbase utility cart for campus and estate work
- Bed
- Flatbed
- Wheelbase
- 2075 mm
Models in this category, compared.
| Model | Seats | L × W × H (mm) | Battery | Range | Top speed | Curb weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KR-G2 | 2 | 2370 × 1340 × 2000 | 51.2 V 105 Ah LiFePO4 | 30–35 mi | ≤ 20 mph | ≤ 390 kg |
| KC-G2+2H | 4 | 2430 × 1330 × 2040 | 51.2 V 105 Ah LiFePO4 | 30–35 mi | ≤ 25 mph | ≤ 485 kg |
| KC-P4 | 4 | 2935 × 1270 × 2000 | 51.2 V 105 Ah LiFePO4 | 30–35 mi | ≤ 25 mph | ≤ 480 kg |
| Range summary | 2–8 | 2370–3780 mm | Lead-acid / LiFePO4 | 30–100 km | ≤ 40 km/h | ≤ 555 kg |
Specifications are based on the production sheet. Optional equipment and local regulations can change final values; the signed order sheet governs.
The options that change the vehicle.
Light bar and siren
Roof light bar, siren and PA, confirmed against local rules.
Equipment locker
Lockable storage for first-aid, cones and inspection equipment.
Department livery
Body colour, reflective stripes and department marks.
Communications
Radio mount, antenna provision and 12 V power points.
Category at a glance.
| Category | Patrol & Emergency Vehicles |
|---|---|
| Models | 3 model pages |
| Seats | 2–4 |
| Drive | 51.2 V · 2.37–2.94 m · 390–485 kg |
| Livery-ready bodies | Body colour, decals and department marks applied at production. |
| Lighting package | Roof light bar, work lights and scene lighting options. |
| Secure storage | Lockable equipment lockers and radio mounting points. |
| Low-speed control | Governed speed and precise low-speed steering for crowded sites. |
| Light bar and siren | Roof light bar, siren and PA, confirmed against local rules. |
| Equipment locker | Lockable storage for first-aid, cones and inspection equipment. |
| Department livery | Body colour, reflective stripes and department marks. |
| Communications | Radio mount, antenna provision and 12 V power points. |
| Typical use | Campus and university security patrols |
| Typical use | Industrial park and warehouse perimeter checks |
| Typical use | Resort and attraction guest safety |
| Typical use | Event grounds and parking area management |
The questions that decide the order.
Can the light bar be road-legal?
Lighting and siren rules differ by country and by vehicle category. We confirm the package against the destination market before production; in some markets only specific colours or flash patterns are permitted. The quotation will state what is included.
Which model is best for a large industrial park?
A four- or six-seat utility cart with a locker bed is usually the best fit: it carries a patrol pair plus cones, first-aid and inspection equipment. A two-seat cart is better for indoor warehouse aisles and tight pedestrian areas.
Can we use our own radio and lights?
Customer-supplied equipment can be fitted if the electrical load, mounting points and approval are confirmed. Send the equipment specifications before production so the harness and roof structure can be prepared.
What about replacement parts?
Brake pads, lamps, mirrors, tyres and body panels are available as separate order items. A recommended spare-parts kit can be quoted with the vehicle order so the fleet carries the most-consumed items from day one.
Tell us the terrain, the seats and the port.
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