SC Carts CITY4 Model built as a street legal LSV
VERNON – SC Carts will have one of its electric street legal low speed vehicles featured at the September 8-10 Fully Charged LIVE Canada event at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
SC Carts, which started as a custom golf cart rebuilder in 2010 and has locations in Vernon and Kelowna, is the first and only company in Canada approved by Transport Canada to manufacture electric street legal low-speed vehicles. The company now has nine different electric vehicle models.
“It is a huge honour to be a part of Fully Charged LIVE Canada,” says Lee Waters, SC Carts Production Manager. “We so excited to show some of our models to a live audience and offer test-rides so attendees can get a good feel for the vehicles. It’s so important that we educate one another as much as we can in terms of the steps, we can all make towards a greener, more electric-driven society.”
SC Carts will be the first company manufacturing ow speed vehicles that are legal to drive on any road with a speed limit of 50 km/h or under. They are designed to ensure the driver’s safety while adhering to all legal requirements by having all necessary safety features, including approved seatbelts, side and rear reflectors, and an emergency brake.
The vehicles use lithium batteries, which offer a 10 times longer cycle life, highly effective charging abilities, and zero gas emissions. Lithium batteries also offer an easy, clean, and powerful performance when compared to any other carts in the market and ensure low operating costs and a cost-effective solution for your energy bill with a fast-charging turn-around time.
SC Carts is also the world’s first manufacturer that offers 72 volt Lithium Packs as standard for their NXT and NXT Work Model vehicles, giving more range and power for hauling, towing, and going uphill right off the bat.
“Our decision to use lithium batteries exclusively in our vehicle line was a natural choice as both an environmental and cost-effective solution for our customers when charging at home,” states Jeff Holomis, CEO and owner of SC Carts.
“We take pride in being the world’s first Low-Speed Vehicle manufacturer to adopt lithium technology, further reinforcing our commitment to a greener society and being more sustainable.”
Business Examiner Staff