White 2 seater electric golf buggy with an aluminium cargo bed behind the bench
2 seater electric golf buggy with a cargo bed
2 seater electric golf buggy with a cargo bed
2 seater electric golf buggy with a cargo bed

Golf buggies

2 Seater Golf Buggy Cargo

2 seater electric golf buggy with a cargo bed

This is the two seater with an aluminium cargo bed where the bag rack would be. It runs a lithium battery as standard, which is where its stated 85 km range comes from, the longest of any course buggy in the catalogue.

Seats
2
Range
85

km, about 53 miles

Top speed
20

km/h, about 12 mph

Turning radius
3.1

metres

Price

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The battery, the wheels and the options change the figure enough that a headline price would be wrong for most buyers, so we price the vehicle you actually want, delivery included.

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Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published figures for this model. Range and climbing figures are measured in level, unladen conditions, so treat them as the ceiling rather than the number to plan a hilly site around.

About the 2 Seater Golf Buggy Cargo

A grounds team that also needs to carry something usually ends up with two vehicles, or with a buggy and a wheelbarrow. This is the two seater with that solved: the same 3.1 m turning radius and the same cab, with an aluminium bed behind the bench instead of a golf bag rack.

It is 2.5 m long against the standard two seater's 2.38 m, so almost nothing is given up in manoeuvrability for the load space. The lithium battery is the other difference, and it is why the stated range is 85 km rather than 80.

Where a cargo bed earns its keep

  • Greenkeepers and grounds staff carrying tools between jobs rather than to a shed and back
  • Hotels and estates moving linen, bins or kit along made paths
  • Sites where one vehicle has to do both jobs, because there is only room to store one
  • Maintenance rounds where the alternative is carrying it by hand

What it will not do

  • The bed is behind the seats, not a tipper, and the manufacturer publishes no load rating for it. If you need a stated capacity, the 4 seater cargo model carries a rated 100 kg box and the lifted models carry more.
  • There is no bag rack. This is not the buggy for a golf club that wants members carrying clubs.
  • Turf tyres and 120 mm of clearance mean made paths and mown grass. A yard with kerbs and ruts wants the lifted range.

2 Seater Golf Buggy Cargo specification

The full figures for this model, as published by the manufacturer. Where a figure is not published we leave the row out rather than estimate it.

Performance

Top speed
20 km/habout 12 mph
Range on a charge
85 kmabout 53 miles, as stated by the manufacturer
Climbing capacity
20%
Braking distance
4.5 m
Turning radius
3.1 m

Motor and battery

Motor
AC 48V, 4 kW
Controller
48V, 400A
Battery
Lithium, 51.2V 105Ah
Charger
Onboard

Dimensions

Length, width, height
2500 x 1174 x 1870 mm2.5 m long
Wheelbase
1670 mm
Track, front and rear
920 mm / 960 mm
Ground clearance
120 mm

Wheels

Tyres
18 x 8.5-8 turf tyres on steel rims with covers

Options

Fitted to order. Tell us which you want and they are priced in the quote.

  • Lead acid battery in place of lithium
  • Two point or three point retractable seat belts
  • Side and rear view mirrors
  • Rain cover and sunshine curtain
  • Multifunction speedometer showing speed, range and battery state

Questions about the 2 Seater Golf Buggy Cargo

How much will the cargo bed carry?
The manufacturer publishes no load rating for this bed, so we do not state one. If a rated figure matters, the 4 seater cargo model carries a box rated to 100 kg and we can quote that instead.
Why is the range higher than the standard 2 seater?
It runs a lithium battery as standard, at 51.2V 105Ah, where the standard two seater runs lead acid. The stated range is 85 km against 80 km, from the same 4 kW motor.
Is lithium worth it?
It is lighter, it charges faster and it does not need the topping up a lead acid set does, which on a fleet is the difference that shows. It also costs more up front. We quote both so the comparison is on your numbers rather than ours.
Can I have a bag rack as well?
Not alongside the bed, since they occupy the same place on the chassis. If you need both carrying and clubs, the four seater with a cargo box keeps a rack and adds a rated box behind it.

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Not sure whether to buy or hire

As a rule, buying wins if you would use it more than a few weeks a year or need it available without arranging anything. Below that, hiring usually costs less and takes the maintenance off you. The calculator works it through on your own numbers rather than ours.