Scottsdale, AZ
Street-legal golf carts and LSVs for Scottsdale
In Scottsdale, golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) can be driven on the roadway when they are registered and insured and the driver is licensed. Every Backyard Escapism cart is built as a street-legal low-speed vehicle (LSV), the federal standard Arizona uses to define an NEV, in 4, 6 and 8 seat layouts with lithium batteries.
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Golf Carts in Scottsdale, AZ
Black Grey 8 Seater Golf Cart With Dark Gray Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Wine Red 8 Seater Golf Cart With Beige Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Tarpaulin Grey 6 Seater Golf Cart With Dark Brown Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Black Grey 4 Forward Golf Cart With Black Seats - 150ah EcoBattery LSV
Jet Black 4 Forward Golf Cart With Black Seats - 150ah EcoBattery LSV
Signal White 4 Forward Golf Cart With Saddle Seats - 150ah EcoBattery LSV
Signal White 6 Seater Golf Cart With Black Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Jet Black 6 Seater Golf Cart With Black Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Signal White 4 Forward Golf Cart With Savannah Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
Signal White 4 Forward Golf Cart With Olive Seats - 206ah Extended Range Golf Cart LSV
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Local rules
Golf carts and LSVs in Scottsdale
- Golf carts and NEVs driven on a roadway must be registered and insured, and the driver must be licensed.
- An NEV may not be driven on a road posted above 35 mph, except to cross it at an intersection.
- Arizona defines an NEV as an emission-free electric vehicle with at least four wheels that meets the federal low-speed vehicle standards.
- Arizona defines a golf cart as built to carry no more than four people, including the driver, at no more than 25 mph.
- An NEV must have a notice of its operating restrictions attached or painted where the driver can see it.
- DUI, collision and reckless driving laws apply to both, even on private property.
Source: City of Scottsdale: Alternative Transportation Devices and Laws. Rules change, so check with the city before you ride.
Delivery
Delivered to Scottsdale and across the Phoenix area. Build yours online and your rep will confirm price, financing and delivery timing.
Scottsdale golf cart questions
Can I drive a golf cart on Scottsdale streets?
Yes, if it is registered and insured and the driver is licensed. The City of Scottsdale applies those requirements to both golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) on the roadway.
Which roads can an NEV use?
Roads posted 35 mph or less. You may cross a road posted above 35 mph at an intersection.
What counts as an NEV in Arizona?
An emission-free electric vehicle with at least four wheels that meets the federal low-speed vehicle standards. Our carts are built as street-legal LSVs to that standard, with lights, mirrors, a seat belt per seat and a VIN.
Can a 6 or 8 seat cart be registered as a golf cart?
No. Arizona defines a golf cart as built to carry no more than four people, including the driver. Our 6 and 8 seat carts are built as LSVs, which fall under Arizona's NEV definition.
Do you deliver to Scottsdale?
Yes. We deliver across the Phoenix area, including Scottsdale. Your rep confirms the delivery window when you order.
A quick call covers the local rules, which cart fits, and delivery to Scottsdale. No obligation.