I had a few friends that years ago bought what I think was called Bad Boy electric hunting carts. They went bankrupt.
It had a lift, racks, lights and torque. It would climb a vertical concrete wall and back down.
But, it had no speed and was only used to go from the cabin or trailer to the deer stand and back.
No one, apparently
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inquired about how long the battery life was on the multiple batteries was, nor the replacement cost. I may be wrong, but they were possibly 24 or 36 volt batteries. But, that may be incorrect, I just can't remember.
Well, the batteries were maintained as they were required, but several didn't last two years. And the dealer said, if one needed replacement, it was really suggested to replace all.
Again, I don't remember the cost, as this was years ago, but it was exorbitantly expensive and these guys didn't like the cost. They believed in buy once, cry once... Not keep buying and crying.
They all moved on to Honda ATVs and SxSs.
I'm sure battery technology will keep improving in weight, like lithium ion, and longevity and power. But, for going all day and night and winching and lights and radios and sound systems and navigation aids..... That's gonna be a while. I guess the big upgrades will be super solar cell charging or scavenging off breaking to charge like in Formula 1, or have propellers on the roof like a RAT, a RAM Air Turbine, on a jet to use air flow to make emergency electricity and run limited hydraulics.
I love my Pioneer 1000-5
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