Club Car
Club Car builds golf carts, LSVs, and utility vehicles, including the Onward and Carryall lines.
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Utility Vehicles and LSVs
Low-speed electric vehicles, golf cars, side-by-sides, burden carriers, tow tractors and compact utility vehicles for campus, parks, grounds and in-plant work, including street-legal LSVs and purpose-built parking enforcement units. This is the vehicle class most often bought on a cooperative contract, and GSA, Sourcewell or a state agreement can take months out of the process. Ask whether the unit is street legal in your state at the speeds you actually need, how the battery holds up across a full shift and who performs warranty service locally.
Cushman
Work vehicles in four lines: Hauler utility vehicles, Shuttle personnel transport, burden carriers and tow tractors, with a government sales channel.
E-Z-GO
Golf cars, utility vehicles and personal transportation vehicles, built since 1954 and sold to government fleets through GSA, Sourcewell and state contracts.
Polaris
Off-road and tactical vehicles for agencies and the military, with OEM training courses and a build and price tool, engineered in the American Midwest.
Waev
Low speed electric vehicles across four brands: GEM street legal LSVs, Taylor-Dunn utility vehicles, Tiger tow tractors and Fusion carts.
Anaheim, CA
Westward Industries
Compact electric utility vehicles for municipal and campus fleets, from the GO-4 parking enforcement vehicle to the street-legal MAX-EV range.
Yamaha
Utility, transport, golf, and recreation vehicles
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