Golf carts are incredibly useful modes of transportation, and not just for those that play golf, either. They can be used to ferry folks around airports, theme parks, holiday resorts, and large ...

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Yamaha will begin its EV journey with the AEROX-E and EC-06 scooters, initially launching in the top four Indian cities with strong EV adoption. New Delhi: Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer Yamaha ...

The Yamaha XSR155 has finally been launched in India. The much-awaited bike aims to tap into the popular “neo-retro” wave, and after a lot of dreams, hopes and prayers, the motorcycle has finally made ...

Ventana will distribute the golf cart brand in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Bahrain Ventana, a subsidiary of Tanseeq Investment Group and a leading provider of premium outdoor and mobility ...

The Tonino Lamborghini Golf and Lifestyle Carts combine Kinetic Green’s EV manufacturing expertise with Lamborghini’s design legacy. Kinetic Green Tonino Lamborghini has appointed Electrify Maldives ...

Manufacturers of some personal transportation vehicles (PTVs) have issued recalls after discovering malfunctions that could potentially cause injury or even death. The recalls involve two different ...

Some Yamaha golf carts have been recalled because they lack a vital safety feature. The recalled 19,300 model year 2021-2025 Drive 2 Personal Transportation gas/electric vehicles “lack stop lights, ...

Although Yamaha has long been known for building some of the world’s finest motorcycles, its ventures into the car world have been surprisingly limited and often under the radar, like when it helped ...

SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- NAVEE, a global leader in smart mobility solutions, brings its innovative technology to the golf course with the Birdie 3 Series, featuring the Birdie 3X ...

In Florida, golf carts are restricted to designated roadways with speed limits of 30 mph or less, while Low Speed Vehicles (LSVs) can operate on streets with limits up to 35 mph. As of July 2023, ...