How long is an 8 seater golf buggy?

4360 mm, about 4.4 m, on a 3150 mm wheelbase, turning in 6 m. Both figures matter more than the seat count when deciding whether it suits your site, so measure the tightest turn and the storage door.

Do I need a licence to drive one?

Not on private land, which is where it is built to run. It is not road legal, so a public road is out regardless of who is driving. Sites usually set their own rule on who may take the wheel.

Is one 8 seater better than two 4 seaters?

For a car park shuttle, usually yes: the group arrives together and one driver covers it. For general estate work, usually no, because two vehicles can be in two places and this one cannot.

How much does it cost?

We price to specification rather than publish a figure, since the battery matters a great deal at this size. Tell us the route and we will quote the vehicle, the delivery and the lead time together.

White 8 seater electric golf buggy, three forward benches and a rear flip seat

8 seater electric golf buggy with a rear flip seat

Golf buggies

8 Seater Golf Buggy Flip Seat

8 seater electric golf buggy with a rear flip seat

This is the largest buggy in the course line: eight seats as three forward facing benches and a rear flip seat, on a 4.36 m chassis. It turns in 6 m and carries a stated 60 km range.

Seats: 8
Range: 60
Turning radius: 6
Length: 4.36

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.

Get a price for this buggy Call 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 8 Seater Golf Buggy Flip Seat

Eight seats is where a golf buggy stops being a buggy and starts being a shuttle. This is 4.36 m long on a 3150 mm wheelbase, turns in 6 m, and moves a party of eight in one trip on a 5 kW motor.

Everything about it is decided by that length. It belongs on service roads, car park runs and wide estate drives, and it is the wrong vehicle anywhere it has to thread between things.

Where eight seats earn their keep

Car park to venue shuttles where a whole party arrives together
Golf societies and corporate days moving groups between clubhouse and tee
Resorts and attractions running a fixed route on made roads
Sites where three trips in a two seater is the alternative

What it will not do

The 6 m turning radius and 4.36 m length are the constraint, not the seat count. Walk the route before ordering: a shuttle that cannot turn at the far end has to reverse the length of it.
Climbing capacity is 15% and the braking distance 8 m, the longest in the course line. On a site with slopes this is the vehicle to plan stopping distances around.
The stated 60 km range is with the vehicle unladen. Eight aboard all day will not see it, so ask us about battery options if it runs a full shift.