Plum Quick Motors has developed a ridiculously high speed golf cart that is capable of zooming along at up to 190 km/h (118 mph), making it the world's fastest golf cart. Golf has always been notorious for being a very slow sport that takes a long time to play, but with golf carts like this, that may change in a hurry.
Even prior to building this machine, Plum Quick Motors held the world record for fastest golf cart. That record was set at the Darlington Dragway in South Carolina over a year ago, with the cart hitting 166.8 km/h.
The new record took place on October 31 at the same location. The cart was a Club Car golf cart embedded with Plum Quick's 'Black Ops' performance motor and lithium-ion battery unit.
Rapid-Fire Golf Carts
This Golf Cart Can Hit 190 Kilometers Per Hour
Trend Themes
1. High-speed Golf Carts - The development of high-speed golf carts opens up opportunities for fast-paced golfing experiences and could potentially attract a younger audience.
2. Record-breaking Golf Carts - The pursuit of setting new speed records for golf carts encourages innovation and competition within the golf cart industry.
3. Performance Motors and Lithium-ion Batteries - The use of high-performance motors and lithium-ion batteries in golf cart technology presents opportunities for improved speed, efficiency, and performance in other industries as well.
Industry Implications
1. Golf Equipment Manufacturing - Manufacturers of golf equipment can capitalize on the trend of high-speed golf carts by developing innovative products that cater to the growing demand for faster and more thrilling golfing experiences.
2. Tourism and Recreation - The tourism and recreation industry can incorporate high-speed golf carts to enhance golfing experiences for travelers and attract adventure-seeking customers.
3. Electric Vehicle Manufacturing - The advancements in performance motors and lithium-ion batteries utilized in high-speed golf carts can provide insights and opportunities for the electric vehicle industry to improve speed and efficiency in their vehicles.