Chrysler / Polaris Gem E825 Street Legal Electric Car, Golf Cart, Utility V

UP FOR SALE 2002 CHYRSLER/POLARIS GEM E-825 STREET LEGAL ELECTRIC CAR-GOLF CART-UTILITY VEHICLE W/ COVER. FACTORY UPGRADED WITH GEL BATTERIES, WITH COMPLEMENTING CHARGER AND NEWER COMPUTER. ALWAYS FACTORY SERVICED. LOW MILAGE APPROX 2400 FROM MEMORY, CLEAN VEHICLE, NEEDS ONE TIRE AND DUE FOR BATTERIES WHICH I CAN SET UP WHOLESALE DEAL. CLEAR CALIFORNIA TITLE, COMES WITH EXTRA SEATS FOR THE GOLF COURSE, ALL AROUND STAKE BED, AND TRAILER HITCH FOR TOWING OTHER THINGS.

CAN GO APPROX 28 MPH & 30+ MILES ON A CHARGE. STANDARD EDISON WALL PLUG FOR CHARGING. PRICED TO SELL FAST, REAL OFFERS CONSIDERED WITH $500 DUE UPON WINNING AUCTION OR BUY IT NOW. CAN ASSIST WITH DELIVERY IF LESS THAN 100 MILES FROM RIVERSIDE, CA. USED VEHICLE, SOLD WHERE IS AS IS.

NO RESERVE. ABOUT THE GEM ELECTRIC CARS The History of GEM Cars Founded in 1992 by a team of engineers that had previously worked with General Motor, the GEM production team started out under the name of Trans2. This company was moved to Fargo in North Dakota after it was purchased by a group of investors. The Global Electric Motorcars team designed and manufactured the first 48-Volt Gem vehicle in 1998. This vehicle allowed for two passengers and could drive up to 20 mph.

The NHTSA designated a new class of motor vehicle just two months after the first GEM car was manufactured. This allowed for low-speed vehicles, including GEM cars, to be driven on public streets that had a speed limit up to 35 mph. There were certain criteria that had to be met in order for these cars to drive on the road. These included safety belts, safety glass, headlamps, and wipers. The manufacturers of GEM cars quickly made sure that each car made included these safety features.

In 2000 after creating four models of the GEM vehicle, Daimler Chrysler Corporation purchased Global Electric Motorcars. It took them till 2004 to start producing new models of the GEM cars, however by January 2006 GEM had over 150 dealers. In June 2010, Global Electric Motorcars introduced the first right-hand drive GEM electric vehicle to the market. Thirteen months later the current owner, Polaris, purchased Global Electric Motorcars. Since 1998, there have been 50,000 GEM vehicles built and put on the market.

Many of these vehicles are used for golf courses, apartment complexes, resorts, government agencies, universities, corporate campuses and individuals who wish to drive electric cars.