Low-Speed Golf Vehicles

The Cru Vehicle by Designworks Takes a Casual Lifestyle On-The-Go

The Cru is a special vehicle that is designed to move at a low speed and functions similarly to a golf cart. It resembles a similar design but is large enough to host a group of people. It is designed by Designworks, the design innovation lab at BMW and it was approved by the Department of Transportation as a vehicle that “can be driven on most public roads per local regulations.”

In addition to the golf cart inspiration, the car is also electric and has a luxurious feel that is similar to bringing on a yacht with a slim design and opportunities for social interaction. The driver and passenger seats are able to swivel around to face one another and there is a table attached to the middle, which can be removed if needed.

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Low-speed Luxury Vehicles
There is opportunity for companies to disrupt the traditional golf cart market by creating more luxurious and social low-speed vehicles like the Cru.
Social Golf Vehicle
The social aspect of the Cru presents an opportunity for companies to create golf cart-like vehicles that prioritize group interaction and community building.
Electric Low-speed Vehicles
As consumers become more environmentally conscious, there is opportunity for companies to create more low-speed vehicles that prioritize electric power.

Industries Being Reshaped

Golf Cart Manufacturing
Companies in the golf cart manufacturing industry have the opportunity to innovate and create more social and luxurious low-speed vehicles like the Cru.
Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
The Cru presents an opportunity for electric vehicle manufacturers to enter the low-speed vehicle market with more luxurious and socially-oriented designs.
Hospitality and Tourism
Hotels and resorts can innovate their guest experiences by offering low-speed vehicles like the Cru for use around their property in a more luxurious and social way.
SCORE
4.1 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 59%
Activity 48%
Freshness 15%