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Waev

Low speed electric vehicles across four brands: GEM street legal LSVs, Taylor-Dunn utility vehicles, Tiger tow tractors and Fusion carts.

Overview

Waev Inc. manufactures low speed electric vehicles for commercial, government and industrial fleets from its base in Anaheim, California. Its portfolio brings together four brands: GEM street legal low speed vehicles, Taylor-Dunn steel body utility vehicles and tow tractors, Tiger heavy duty tow tractors for aviation and ground support work, and Fusion cart based vehicles. GEM has been in the low speed EV market since 1998, Taylor-Dunn dates to 1949 and Tiger to 1981. For municipal buyers, Waev positions the lineup around public transportation, waste collection, facilities maintenance, parking enforcement and security patrols. Models such as the GEM e2 and e4 are street legal on roads posted at 35 mph or less and offer up to 125 miles of range. The company sells through a global dealer network and gives fleets a single point of contact for procurement, service and support.

Key Products and Services

  • Electric vehicles
  • Low-speed vehicles
  • Utility and tow tractors
  • Personnel carriers
  • Stock chasers
  • Industrial carts
  • Burden carriers (Bigfoot)
  • Carts

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