Our adult electric quad bikes combine serious off-road capability with zero emissions and near-zero running costs. Whether you’re managing farmland, tackling rough terrain, or just want a powerful ride, every quad bike in our range is 100% electric; no petrol, no oil changes, no hassle. Choose from our range. Prices from £799, with finance options available.
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Choosing the right electric quad bike comes down to four things: use, budget, battery, and build.
Not sure? Compare all models here or call us on 01223 398 007.
Most quad bikes are sold for off-road use only and aren’t road legal as standard. To use one on a public road it has to be registered with the DVLA, have type approval, a number plate, road tax and insurance. Our quad bikes are all for off-road use only, meaning they can be used without restriction on private land ensuring you have permission from the landowner, but they can’t be legally driven on UK roads.
If you’re riding on private land, you don’t need a licence at all. To ride a road-registered quad on a public road, you need a full car driving licence (category B). You also need to be insured and the bike needs to be road legal. No separate motorbike test required.
Prices depend on size, power and whether it’s road legal. Our electric quads start at £799.95 for the Shredder 48 and run up to £8,499.95 for the Explorer GT Li. Electric models save on fuel, servicing and tax over time.
On private land, with the landowner’s permission. You can’t ride across public footpaths, bridleways or open countryside without permission, and off-road quads aren’t allowed on public roads unless they’re registered and road legal.
This depends entirely upon your model of quad bike and it’s associated battery. A full charge for most of our models takes around 5-7 hours from empty, and dependent on the model this can give you anywhere from 30-75km of use depending on terrain and load. You can top it up from a standard 3-pin socket.
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It depends on the job. For light leisure use, 48v 20aH is plenty. For farm work, towing or longer days, you’ll want 60v 52aH for the range and pulling power. Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll point you to the right model.