ECONOMIC PEOPLE-MOVER - Villager 2+2 LSV offers versatile, zero-emissions transportation that's budget-friendly and reliable.
Our LSVs come standard with 3-pt seatbelts, mirrors, tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, and a horn, plus a locking glove box and backup camera system.
Carry four passengers or up to 150 lbs. in the rear-facing cargo bed, without generating any carbon emissions —all in a compact, yet durable street-legal vehicle.
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All LSV vehicles must meet all U.S. federal safety standards (FMVSS 500) which require a registered VIN number, automotive safety windshield glass, safety belts, turn signals, headlamps, brake lights, horn, mirrors, reflex reflectors, a parking brake and a rear view camera. They also must meet state and local laws which can include windshield wipers and warning beacons.
In addition to federal, local and state laws the Society of Automotive Engineers created a voluntary industry standard for LSVs with SAEJ2358 LSV. This voluntary safety standard includes additional detailed requirements.
Club Car LSVs meet not only FMVSS500 LSV standards but also fully comply with the more stringent automotive SAEJ2358 standards with the inclusion of Occupant Protective Structures on all cars.
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Add a six-foot-long bed and you have a heavy-duty work vehicle that can travel nearly anywhere.
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