Specific battery life expectancy can vary, but most electric ORV (off-road recreational vehicle) batteries, including those in Edge-EV products, are designed to last for several years or about 100,000 miles before significant degradation occurs.

This depends on local laws. Some areas allow electric golf carts on the road, while others do not. Always check local regulations before driving a golf cart on public roads.

Edge-EV's technology is competitive, especially considering the affordability of their vehicles.

Maintenance for an electric golf cart typically includes regular battery inspections, cleaning and tightening connections, checking the tire pressure, and ensuring the brakes are in good working condition.

Most electric golf carts can travel between 25 to 40 miles on a single full charge depending on the model, terrain, and battery capacity.

Typically, customers can browse available models on the Edge-EV website, find a nearby dealer if they want to see the vehicle in person, and purchase through retailers or dealers.

Electric golf carts run on electric power stored in rechargeable batteries. These batteries power the electric motor which moves the cart. When the accelerator is pressed, it activates the motor to provide power to the wheels.

An electric golf cart is a small vehicle designed to carry golfers and their equipment around a golf course faster and with less effort than walking.