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Australia’s golf cart market is no longer just about moving golfers around a golf course. Golf carts and other low-speed electric vehicles are also used at resorts, holiday parks, residential communities, tourist attractions, industrial sites and large commercial properties. For businesses, they can make short-distance transport easier without needing a full-size vehicle for every task. For ...

A six-passenger electric vehicle with a raised roof sits in an awkward category if you approach it from the golf side of the market. It is too big for a foursome, too slow for a road trip, and too specialised for casual private ownership. But approach it from the hospitality side, and the logic becomes immediately clear: this is not a golf cart with extra seats. It is a guest-movement asset built ...

The Moke is not a car that tries to be everything. It began in 1959 as a British military prototype, designed by the same man behind the Mini, and ended up a beach car beloved by the Beatles and sold by the tens of thousands in Australia before production faded in the early 1980s. When the electric revival arrived in 2022, it became the first automotive brand from the 1960s to go fully electric. T...

So you're trying to figure out who actually makes Club Car golf buggies. Maybe you're just curious. Maybe you're comparing brands. Or maybe you're a buyer looking at Club Car alternatives and wondering who the real manufacturers are. Let's start with the simple answer, then go deeper. Who Is the Manufacturer of Club Car Golf Buggies? Club Car, LLC. That's the company behind the brand. They'...