Does the classic golf cart not satisfy your needs? Would you like a golf utility vehicle that can also operate off-road? Do you need to drive up steep slopes or transport heavy loads? The solution is an Alkè electric golf vehicle.
The primary advantages of Alkè golf vehicles:
- Robust: suitable for intense use
- High-Performance: load capacity of up to 1.630 kg and towing capacity of up to 4.500 kg
- Approved for circulation on roadways
- Maximum gradeability: 35%
The primary characteristics of Alkè's golf vehicles:
| Ecological mode of transport | Does not pollute with exhaust. |
| Quiet vehicle | No sound pollution. |
| Much more powerful motor | With an 8 kW motor (peak of 14 kW) it is capable of handling slopes with a gradient of 35% TOP of the LINE. |
| Autonomy | With an autonomy of up to 150 km depending on the model, it is certainly one of the work golf carts with the greatest autonomy. |
| Load capacity | Depending on the various models, the load capacity ranges from 620 to 1.630 kg. |
| Very robust structure | The chassis of the ATX is of very robust construction as it was originally designed for off-road use and uses high-performance steel in multiple points which, kilogram for kilogram, guarantees much greater capacities. |
| Reduced consumption | The cost of a full recharge is approximately €2. |
| Considerable towing capacity | Alke' electric vehicles can tow up to 4.500 kg. |
High-performance Electric Golf Utility Vehicles
A golf cart is usually used for moving people. Alkè's golf carts are much more powerful than other golf carts in that they have a 14 kW motor rather than a 2 kW one. Alkè's golf carts are used for maintenance of athletic centres, prestigious clubs, and royal residences as well as for baggage transport and, in general, all jobs in which a golf cart is no longer sufficient as it lacks the necessary strength and load capacity. Another detail that sets apart Alkè's electric vehicles from golf carts is the structure of the chassis: the chassis of Alkè's electric work vehicles is derived from that of the ATX off-road vehicles. This makes them particularly well-suited to intense work situations.
Something else to consider is: what is the maximum gradient found within the golf club? Alkè's work golf carts are capable of handling slopes with a gradient of up 35%. A truly unmatchable and inimitable achievement for a normal golf cart.
Another advantage in using Alkè's golf carts for the maintenance of golf courses is the reduction in maintenance costs. An Alkè golf cart with an autonomy of approximately 70 km can be fully recharged with just €2. A very interesting study was conducted in order to calculate the break even point of electric golf carts. Furthermore, with Alkè's ecological vehicles it is possible to conduct maintenance of green spaces without negatively impacting the environment and in full respect of clients.
