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Electric UTVs.

Four-wheel-drive electric UTVs with a cargo bed: quiet, capable work vehicles for estates, farms, shoots and grounds teams.

01NewOff-road & UTV2 models

X2 and X4

Two or four seats, selectable 4WD, a 15 kW motor and a tipping load bed.

02Side by side

X2 or X4?

The Hawke UTVs compared
SpecificationHawke X4Hawke X2
Seats42
DriveSelectable 2WD / 4WD, differential lockSelectable 2WD / 4WD
Motor15 kW15 kW (30 kW peak)
Battery15.4 kWh lithium15.4 kWh lithium
Range, up to90 km100 km
Top speed45 km/h45 km/h
Payload500 kg340 kg
Load bed830 × 1100 × 280 mm, tipping830 × 1120 × 262 mm, tipping
Ground clearanceNot published270 mm
Road usePrivate landPrivate land

Indicative figures, confirmed on your quotation. Both are for private land.

Also off-road (7 models)

Lifted trail and hunt buggies on all-terrain tyres, for estates, farms and shoots.

All off-road buggies

Choosing an electric UTV

A UTV is a working vehicle first: four-wheel drive, a proper cargo bed and the build to take rough ground every day. The Hawke UTV line comes in two sizes. The two-seater suits keepers, farm hands and grounds staff; the four-seater carries a crew and their kit to where the job is.

Weather protection is the next choice. Open versions are quickest in and out on frequent-stop work, while the cab version encloses the crew for winter mornings and wet days. Electric drive suits the work: near-silent running that does not disturb livestock, game or guests, no fuel to store, and strong pulling power from a standstill on soft ground.

Tell us about your terrain, the loads you carry and how far you travel in a day, and we will recommend a model and specification, then come back with a tailored, no-obligation quote.

Request a tailored quote

Common questions

How is a UTV different from an off-road buggy?

Our off-road buggies are lifted golf-buggy platforms for moving people over rough ground. A UTV is built as a work vehicle from the start, with four-wheel drive and a cargo bed for tools, feed and materials. If the vehicle mostly carries people, look at the off-road range; if it works for a living, choose a UTV.

Should I choose the two-seat or four-seat UTV?

Choose the two-seater if one or two people use it for rounds, feeding and maintenance. Choose the four-seater when you move a crew, beaters or contractors together with their kit. Tell us how many people travel at once and we will advise.

Can an electric UTV be used on public roads?

Our UTVs are for private land: estates, farms, shoots, sites and grounds. The Hawke C500 is the one vehicle in our range with EEC type approval. Tell us how you plan to use the vehicle and we will advise honestly on what applies before you order.

Built to order

Tell us what it needs to do. We will recommend the right Hawke.

Every vehicle is configured to your brief and quoted in writing. A real person replies, usually within a few working hours.