1100cc 4x4 buggy go karts electric atv

This is a 4x4 shaft-driven off-road buggy/ATV with a multi-cylinder gasoline engine, manual 5-speed transmission + reverse, electronic fuel injection and electric start. It combines ATV/buggy styling with full-time 4WD capability.

The technical specification lists an 812 mL (0.812 L) displacement. The model name may use '1100cc' as a marketing designation. Always verify the engine displacement on the vehicle's data plate or with the seller/manufacturer before purchase.

Standard power is 37 kW at 6000 rpm, and maximum torque is 70 Nm in the 3500–4000 rpm range.

The vehicle uses gasoline (petrol) and has a 25 L fuel tank.

The stated top speed is 110 km/h. Actual achievable speed depends on loading, terrain, and local environmental conditions.

It uses a manual clutch transmission with 5 forward gears plus reverse, and features electric starting with electronic fuel injection (EFI).

The 12V 35Ah battery supplies power for the electric starter, EFI system and accessories. It is sized for starting and electrical systems; the engine's charging system (alternator) will normally recharge it while running.

Yes. The vehicle is 4WD and is shaft-driven, providing power to all four wheels via a mechanical driveshaft system.

It is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes at both the front and rear. The brake control is right-foot operated.

Front tires: 27×8-14. Rear tires: 27×11-14.

Length × Width × Height: 3140 × 1850 × 1580 mm. Wheelbase: 2450 mm. Front/Rear track: 1375 / 1570 mm. Ground clearance: 310 mm.

The specification does not list seating capacity or payload. Many buggies of this size carry 2 occupants; however, confirm seat count and maximum payload with the seller or manufacturer for safe operation.

Routine maintenance typically includes engine oil and filter changes, air filter inspection/cleaning, coolant and brake-fluid checks, spark-plug and EFI checks, tire-pressure and tread inspections, and drivetrain/shaft lubrication. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule in the owner's manual or consult your dealer for specific intervals.

Street legality varies by country, state and municipality. Some jurisdictions allow registration with modifications (lights, mirrors, emissions compliance, safety equipment), while others restrict off-road vehicles to private property. Check local DMV/transport authority rules before attempting to register or operate on public roads.

Wear a DOT/approved helmet, eye protection and appropriate off-road clothing and footwear. Use seat belts and any installed roll cage or harnesses. Inspect brakes, tires and steering before every ride, avoid excessive speeds for terrain/conditions, and follow all local laws and manufacturer safety guidelines.