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The Trikke Electric Patrol Vehicle is a light personal vehicle that's easy for officers to use. It's well suited for patrol, crowd and festival control, and indoor use.
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The Xtreme Green Police Mobility Vehicle (Sentinel) is designed to replace bicycle and foot patrol with electric vehicle patrol.
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The T3 Motion, initially introduced in late 2005, is a tricycle-design stand-up vehicle that can be customize in a variety of ways for law enforcement duty.
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TurnKey UTV's police unit vehicle is a customizable off-road vehicle designed for law enforcement agencies. All conversions are based on the Polaris Ranger UTV line and are fully warranted at any Polaris dealer nationwide.
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The Vectrix VX-1 Personal Electric Vehicle is a powerful electric scooter capable of reaching speeds in excess of 65 mph. It has a range of 55 to 85 miles, and is very quiet and economical to operate.
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The New York Police Department has deployed Vectrix VX-1 lithium-powered law enforcement vehicles at the 9/11 Memorial Site. The vehicles join NYPD's fleet of VX-1s already patrolling Manhattan.
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The city of Tampa, Fla., purchased 13 Bobcat 3400XL 4x4 utility vehicles (UTVs) for use by the Tampa Police Department during the Republican National Convention from Aug. 27-30.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) won't provide $310 million in loans to Carbon Motors to produce the purpose-built E7 patrol car. The company is "actively examining its strategic and financing alternatives."
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More than two years after submitting a federal loan application to build its concept police cruiser, Carbon Motors has asked President Obama's cabinet to help move the stalled project.
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The Night Hawk features a 72-volt, 30-hp electric motor that generates 130 ft. lbs. of peak torque. The high-capacity, 12-volt deep-cycle batteries provide a 30-plus-mile range on a full charge. The vehicle arrives with a dash-mounted battery fuel gauge.
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