Vehicles
Off-Road Electric Buggies.
Lifted, all-terrain electric buggies for estates, farms, shoots and trails, including 4WD and cargo variants.
All vehicles
8 vehicles
S2 TrailHawke S2 Trail
2 seats
S4 HuntHawke S4 Hunt
4 seats
S4 TrailHawke S4 Trail
4 seats
S4 Trail 4WDHawke S4 Trail 4WD
4 seats
S4 Trail XLHawke S4 Trail XL
4 seats
U3 CrewHawke U3 Crew
4 seats
S6 TrailHawke S6 Trail
6 seatsChoosing an off-road electric buggy
The Trail line covers two, four and six seats: the S2 Trail for keepers and pairs, the S4 Trail as the estate all-rounder — with the long-wheelbase S4 Trail XL for more room and the S4 Trail 4WD when traction matters most — and the S6 Trail for moving a full party across rough ground.
If the buggy has to work as well as travel, the Hunt models — S2 Hunt and S4 Hunt — add a cargo bed or box for feed, tools and game, and the U3 Crew is a four-seater off-road pickup that doubles as a crew carrier. All ride on lifted, all-terrain chassis built for tracks, fields and woodland rather than tarmac.
Electric drive earns its keep off-road: near-silent running that does not spook game or guests, no fuel cans in the barn, and torque from a standstill on soft ground. Tell us about your terrain — mud, gradients, distances — and we will recommend a model and specification with a tailored quote.
Common questions
Is four-wheel drive available?+
Yes — the S4 Trail 4WD is the dedicated four-wheel-drive model in the Trail line. For most estate tracks and fields the standard lifted Trail models cope well; 4WD earns its place on steep, wet or heavily rutted ground. Describe your terrain and we will advise which you actually need.
Which model carries equipment as well as passengers?+
The S2 Hunt and S4 Hunt pair off-road ability with a cargo bed or box for feed, fencing kit and game, and the U3 Crew is a four-seat off-road pickup. If you mostly carry people, the S4 Trail XL and six-seater S6 Trail give you the space instead.
Are electric buggies quiet enough for shoots and stalking?+
Near-silent running is one of the main reasons shoots and estates go electric — you can move guns, beaters and kit without the noise of a petrol UTV. Charging is from a standard supply, so outbuildings and barns work as charging points.