Greenworks' Extensive Range of Electric Vehicles

author: FutureCar Staff    

In January 2023, Greenworks, a power tools specialist based in North Carolina, made headlines with its foray into e-mobility. At CES 2023, the company showcased a range of e-mobility vehicles, signaling significant progress in this field.

An article from Electrek explores the exciting offerings from Greenworks in the e-mobility sector. This expansion into e-mobility is a logical step for power tool companies, as they can leverage their expertise in battery technology and electric motors, which are essential components of their tools, to power vehicles effectively. This opens up new possibilities in the world of electric transportation.

Greenworks is making strides in the e-mobility sector by utilizing their powerful 60V and 80V batteries as the core component of their vehicles. One standout is the Greenworks 60-Volt Two-Seat Electric Stealth Series Go-Kart, designed as an eco-friendly transport option for various terrains.

The go-kart features a pair of brushless rear hub motors with a combined output of 3,000 watts, allowing for speeds of up to 25 miles per hour in sport mode and 15 miles per hour in eco mode. It offers an impressive range of 20 miles on a single charge and prioritizes safety and durability with features like a sturdy steel frame and cushioned roll cage bars. The price for this go-kart is $1,999 USD.

Another noteworthy vehicle is the Greenworks 60-Volt 19 Electric Stealth Series Mini-bike, built to conquer various terrains with ease. It can reach speeds of up to 25 mph in sport mode and 20 mph in eco mode. With two 60V 8.0Ah batteries, it offers a 20-mile range and quick recharging in just 90 minutes. This mini-bike is equipped with sturdy 19-inch fat all-terrain tires, hydraulic disc brakes, and an IPX4 rating to handle outdoor conditions. The price for this mini-bike is $1,499 USD.

For those seeking to tackle rugged terrain, Greenworks presents the 80-Volt 20-inch Fat Tire Utility Electric Bike. It features a full-suspension system and robust 20x4-inch fat tires for enhanced off-road capability. With a brushless rear hub motor, it can reach a top speed of 20 miles per hour. The bike offers a range of 20 miles and quick recharging in just 40 minutes. It is equipped with LED lights, has a load capacity of 300 pounds, and will be released in early 2024.

Greenworks also introduced two additional electric bicycles, one with a fat tire adventure design and the other tailored for commuters. These bikes share similar specifications with the full suspension fat tire utility e-bike and will be available in 2024.

In addition to e-bikes, Greenworks unveiled a new electric scooter equipped with a compact 350-watt hub motor. Powered by two 24-volt 4-ampere-hour batteries, this scooter can reach a maximum speed of 18 miles per hour and has a range of up to 14 miles on a single charge. Recharging takes just two hours, and the scooter has a folding design for easy storage and transportation. It can accommodate riders weighing up to 265 pounds and will be available in 2024.

Lastly, Greenworks introduced the 60-Volt Electric Utility Task Vehicle (UTV), a robust and rugged vehicle designed for off-road use. With a range of 20 miles on a single charge from its six 60-volt, 8-amp-hour battery packs, this UTV offers a top speed of 15 miles per hour. It features a practical electric dump bed with a hauling capacity of up to 550 pounds and large roll bars for rollover protection. The price for this UTV is yet to be announced, but it is expected to be on the market by early 2024.

Overall, Greenworks' expansion into e-mobility with its range of vehicles demonstrates the company's commitment to sustainable transportation and showcases their expertise in battery technology and electric motors.

FutureCar Staff