Dallas-based Kandi America has partnered with Lowe’s to introduce a limited-edition golf cart collection that features team logos and designs for all 32 NFL teams.
“We’re beyond excited to launch our line of NFL team electric golf carts in conjunction with Lowe’s, just in time for the fall 2024 season,” Olen Rice, VP of sales at Kandi America, said in a statement. “This new partnership will bring to market 32 game-changing ways for devoted football fans everywhere to represent their favorite teams.”
Featuring a 5,000-watt motor and powered by a 48V Lithium 150Ah battery, the officially licensed NFL team edition golf carts are available online exclusively at Lowe’s, the NFL’s Official Home Improvement Partner.
Kandi called the carts “a declaration of team pride” and part of and a “sustainable lifestyle,” saying they’re designed for “gameday festivities or a leisurely drive around your neighborhood.”
All 32 NFL team edition golf carts feature:
- Authentic NFL team branding for a “personalized fan experience”
- Premium seats with embroidered team logo
- Electric power steering
- 10” touch screen
- Bluetooth wireless premium sound bar
- Front independent MacPherson strut lifted suspension
- 48V 150Ah Lithium battery that offers a driving range of 40 miles
- 4-wheel disc brakes
- 15” aluminum wheels
- Running boards
- Strut windshield
- Frunk and trunk for extra storage
Kandi America is a subsidiary of Kandi Technologies Group, which is known for its electric off-road vehicles and its “commitment to revolutionizing the off-road experience.”
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