4-Seater Off-Road Electric Golf Cart

Overview

Between a golf cart and a utility vehicle

This cart keeps the comfort of a four-seater but adds ground clearance of 200–250 mm and 14-inch wheels. The result is a vehicle that handles speed bumps, gravel and broken paving that would scrape a low-slung cart.

Hills and braking

The stated grade ability is 20–25°, higher than our standard 4-seater, and disc brakes at both axles help control speed on descents. Top speed is 30–50 km/h, so many operators set a speed limit to suit pedestrian areas.

Range and charging

The range is stated at 70–90 km, and a full charge takes 7–9 hours. Motor power, battery, controller and charger details are listed in the quotation.

Choosing the right 4-seater

• Smooth roads, lowest cost: our 48 V 5 kW 4-seater.
• Rough roads, steeper slopes: this off-road version.
• Terrain with a need for long range and fuel flexibility: our 400 cc gas cart.

What can be specified

• Motor, battery and charger specification
• Speed limit setting
• Color, seat trim and cargo rack options

Your steepest slope and surface decide the final setup.

Before you order

If you are planning a fleet, ask us about matching seats, colours and a speed limit across all carts, so guests get a consistent experience and your maintenance team stocks one set of parts. We can also quote a spare-parts kit with the first shipment.

Choosing the right 4-seater from our range

Think of this cart as the middle step between the basic four-seater (MM-GC4V) and the lifted six-seater (MM-GL6V). Against the basic cart you get 200–250 mm of ground clearance instead of 100–150 mm, 14-inch tires and disc brakes on both axles; the price is slightly shorter range (70–90 km instead of at least 90 km) because bigger wheels and heavier components use more energy.

Against the lifted cart, it has less ground clearance (250–300 mm) and no AC drive, but it is cheaper and, at 3150 mm against 2760 mm, a longer vehicle with more room for cargo behind the seats. Choose it for estates with gravel roads, farm tracks, camp sites and golf courses with cart paths and rough shoulders.

If you need to cross sand, mud or steep tracks regularly, the gas cart (MM-GG400V) with 300 mm clearance and 24-inch tires is built for it. If you only drive on paved roads, the basic cart saves cost. A photo of your worst section is the best basis for advice.