New vehicles
Electric buggies and utility vehicles for sale
From a two seat course buggy to a twenty-three seat shuttle bus, with lifted models, utility vehicles, UTVs and sightseeing vehicles between them. Every model carries its full specification, and every price is quoted rather than guessed.
The models
Each one is a real specification rather than a brochure page. Seat counts, ranges and turning circles are the manufacturer’s published figures, and what a vehicle will not do is written down beside what it will.
Find the right one
1 of 32 models
Type
Choosing between them
Two numbers decide most of it, and neither is the seat count. The first is the turning radius, because a buggy that cannot come about at the far end of your route has to be reversed back down it. The second is ground clearance, which is what separates a course buggy from a lifted one and decides whether the vehicle is still useful after a wet week.
Seat count matters after those two, and it is worth being honest about how people travel on your site. One six seater beats three two seaters where a group arrives together, and loses to them where everybody sets off at a different time from a different place, because a single vehicle can only be in one of them.
The ranges
- Golf buggiesFor the course
- The standard course buggy, from two seats up to eight, on turf tyres and a low chassis.
- Lifted buggiesFor rough ground
- The same cab on a raised chassis with all terrain tyres and a cargo bed, for ground a course buggy would struggle on.
- Vintage buggiesClassic body style
- A classic body shape for venues where the vehicle is part of the setting rather than a way of getting about it.
- Road legalType approved for the road
- A road going body with a glass windscreen and wiper, type approved to European standards.
- UTVFour wheel drive, half a tonne
- Four wheel drive utility vehicles with hydraulic tipping beds, for work a buggy cannot do.
- Sightseeing vehiclesBodied, for visitors
- Hard-roofed vehicles built to carry visitors, from four seats up to eleven, with hydraulic brakes and real suspension.
- Shuttle busesSeventeen and twenty-three seats
- The largest vehicles we sell, for parks, resorts and park and ride on private land.
- Utility vehiclesLoad carrying
- Load carrying bodies on the same running gear: tipping beds and insulated boxes.
Buying questions
- Do you sell golf buggies as well as hire them?
- Yes. We sell the vehicles in this catalogue new, built to the specification you choose. We also hire, and we list used buggies separately on the for sale pages.
- How much does an electric golf buggy cost in the UK?
- It depends on the seat count, the battery and the options fitted, and those move the figure enough that a single headline price would be wrong for most buyers. We price each vehicle to specification, delivery included, rather than publish a number we would then have to qualify.
- Are these golf buggies road legal?
- The course and lifted models are built for private land and are not road legal in the UK. A buggy that has to use a public road needs European type approval and a registration, which is a different body and a different vehicle. Tell us if a road crossing is involved and we will point you at the right one.
- How long does delivery take?
- It depends on the model and the specification, and on whether one is already in the country. We confirm the lead time in writing with the quote rather than estimate it here, because a date we guessed at is worse than no date.
- Should I buy a golf buggy or hire one?
- Buy if you would use it more than a few weeks a year, or need it available without arranging anything each time. Below that, hiring usually costs less and takes the servicing, storage and battery replacement off you. The hire or buy calculator works it through on your own figures.
Looking for something second hand instead? Used buggies are listed separately, each with its own photographs and asking price.
See the used buggies for sale