The Club Car Current low-speed vehicle provides sustainable electric transportation with the ability to replace full-size trucks.
Element, Club Car, Ayro, and Gallery Carts have teamed up to develop a compact, zero-emissions vehicle offering that helps make vaccines more accessible.
AEV Technologies and Club Car will offer a new battery-electric utility vehicle for campus environments, warehouse and logistics, municipal use, and utilities.
Club Car’s Carryall Fit-to-Task series includes task-specific utility vehicles for applications such as skilled mechanic transport, ambulance, and refuse removal.
The GFX Block Party & Experience, taking place on the first day of the Government Fleet Expo (GFX) on June 4, will consist of ride and drives, hands-on training, experiential learning, and a technology showcase.
Club Car's two new van box systems for its work utility vehicles feature interior LED lighting, bolt-on panels that allow for easy replacement in case of damage, and reinforced corners that increase durability in commercial applications.
Manufactured by Curtis Cab exclusively for Club Car, the new all-steel cab is designed to fit two-wheel-drive Carryall 300, 500, 550, and 700 utility vehicles.
Club Car’s new series of Fit-to-Task Vehicles are fully equipped for specific tasks, removing the need to buy generic utility vehicles and adding accessories or equipment.
At sprawling facilities, these dependable Club Car vehicles can simplify fleet operations while also saving time and money. Replacing small trucks with utility vehicles can dramatically reduce costs.
Club Car’s 100-watt Solar Drive Charging Panel Assembly is designed for 48-volt electric Club Car Precedent golf cars, Carryall utility vehicles, and Villager low speed vehicles.
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