Orange 2 seater electric utility vehicle with a fixed steel cargo bed behind the bench
2 seater electric utility vehicle with a cargo bed
2 seater electric utility vehicle with a cargo bed
2 seater electric utility vehicle with a cargo bed

Utility vehicles

2 Seater Utility Vehicle

2 seater electric utility vehicle with a tipping cargo bed

This is the compact utility vehicle: two seats, a 200 kg cargo bed, 360 kg total carrying capacity and a stated 80 km range, which is the longest in the utility line.

Seats
2
Bed load
200

kg

Range
80

km, about 50 miles

Climbs
30

per cent gradient

Price

Request a quote

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.

Get a price for this buggyCall 020 3036 2621

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 Utility Vehicle

The smallest thing here that is genuinely a utility vehicle rather than a buggy with a box. It carries 200 kg in an 800 x 1100 mm bed and 360 kg all told, on a 2.64 m chassis that parks where a buggy parks.

It also holds the best range and climbing figures in the utility line, at 80 km and 30%, because it is the lightest. What it does not have is a hydraulic tip or the payload of the bigger beds: this is a vehicle for frequent light loads rather than occasional heavy ones.

Where the small utility earns its keep

  • Hotels and venues moving linen, bins and kit along made paths all day
  • Greenkeeping rounds where the load is tools rather than materials
  • Sites with tight storage, where a full size utility will not fit
  • Work with gradients, since 30% is the best climbing figure in this line

What it will not do

  • The bed is rated to 200 kg and does not tip. If the load has to be shed rather than lifted out, the short and long bed models tip hydraulically at 500 kg.
  • Ground clearance is 100 mm, the lowest in the catalogue. This is a made-surface vehicle and it will ground on ruts.
  • It runs a DC 48V 3 kW motor rather than the AC 5 kW units the bigger utilities use, and charging takes 9 to 10 hours.
  • Turf tyres at 18 x 8.50-8. Fine on grass and tarmac, wrong for a building site.

2 Seater Utility Vehicle 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
25 km/habout 16 mph
Range on a charge
80 kmabout 50 miles, as stated by the manufacturer
Climbing capacity
30%
Charging time
9 to 10 hours

Load carrying

Cargo bed
800 x 1100 x 230 mm
Bed capacity
200 kg
Total carrying capacity
360 kg

Motor and battery

Motor
DC 48V, 3 kW
Controller
DC 48V, 275A
Battery
6 x 8V, 170Ah
Charger
48V 18A, automatic pulse
Steering
Rack and pinion
Brakes
Rear wheel mechanical drum

Dimensions

Length, width, height
2640 x 1200 x 1860 mm2.64 m long
Ground clearance
100 mm

Wheels

Tyres
18 x 8.50-8, 4 ply

Options

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

  • Alternative battery set
  • Weather enclosure
  • Side mirrors

Questions about the 2 Seater Utility Vehicle

How much will it carry?
200 kg in the bed and 360 kg all told, which includes the two people in it. The bed measures 800 x 1100 x 230 mm.
Does the bed tip?
No. This one is a fixed bed. If tipping matters, the short and long bed models carry 500 kg on hydraulic tipping beds.
Can it go on rough ground?
Not really. Ground clearance is 100 mm on turf tyres, the lowest figure in our catalogue, so it belongs on paths, yards and grass. Rough ground is the lifted range or a UTV.
How much does it cost?
We price to specification rather than publish a figure. Tell us what it has to carry and we will quote the vehicle, the delivery and the lead time together.

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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.