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Tomberlin
Legacy manufacturer — decades of US parts and dealer history Parent company: Columbia Vehicle Group. Founded 2006. Origin: USA.
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Tomberlin E-Merge LXR (E2+2)
$20,995
The Tomberlin E-Merge LXR is the entry model of the brand's luxury tier: a 2+2 four-passenger LSV with an automotive-painted body and colour-matched roof, premium LXR steering wheel, a 7-inch LCD dash with integrated rear camera, dual back-lit mirrors with illuminated turn signals, double-ended rack and pinion steering, anti-roll sway bar, and a 5-year limited warranty. Honest catch, and it is the one that matters at this price: the LXR ships on LEAD-ACID batteries rated up to 45 miles, and the EVOLVE L210 10 kWh lithium pack that reaches 80 miles is an OPTION, not the standard build. Several four-passenger LSVs at half this price ship lithium as standard. Tomberlin publishes no top speed for the LXR, so we do not print one; confirm the delivered speed configuration with the dealer. The $20,995 figure is dealer-advertised (Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).
Tomberlin E-Merge SE (E6)
The E6 is the distinct 6-seat configuration on Tomberlin's E-Merge SE platform (156 inches, 1,895 lb), a factory-LSV via the 25 mph LSV-compliant package (the base is a 19 mph PTV), with a 5 kW / 17 hp drivetrain, a standard 8×6V lead-acid pack (Evolve lithium optional), four-wheel hydraulic brakes, dual A-arm front suspension with an anti-roll bar, and a 7-inch display. No public MSRP exists for the E6 configuration (dealers quote by phone).
Tomberlin E-Merge SE E2+2
$14,799
Tomberlin's 4-seat (2+2) trim of the E-Merge line with a factory LSV package: 25 mph, 17-digit VIN, 3-point belts, DOT glass. Standard pack is 48V flooded lead-acid (40+ mi); the optional EVOLVE L210 lithium pack (48V/210Ah) stretches range to 80 mi and carries its own 5-year/36,000-mile battery warranty. A rare 5-year limited vehicle warranty leads the class.
Tomberlin E-Merge Shadowhawk (E4+2)
$25,699
The Tomberlin E-Merge Shadowhawk carries the Ghosthawk's aggressive styling into the E-Merge line, adding a 3-inch lift with new tires for a softer ride and easier entry while keeping a height that clears a standard garage. Carbon-fibre-style steering wheel and dash accents, headliner with Bluetooth audio, deluxe front bumper with LED lighting, and a 5-year limited warranty. Honest catch: at $25,699 the Shadowhawk ships on a 48-volt system with EIGHT 6-VOLT LEAD-ACID batteries rated 40+ miles. The EVOLVE lithium pack that reaches 80 miles is an OPTION. This is one of the most expensive carts in our catalog and it is not a lithium cart as delivered. Tomberlin publishes no top speed for the Shadowhawk, so we do not print one; confirm the delivered speed configuration with the dealer. The $25,699 figure is dealer-advertised (Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).
Tomberlin Engage Beachcomber
$29,470
The Tomberlin Engage Beachcomber is the coastal-themed Engage, built on a 6-inch lifted suspension with hybrid tires and the EVOLVE L210 10 kWh lithium pack rated up to 80 miles. Custom Beachcomber seating with an XL fold-down rear seat for gear, five coastal colours, a 7-inch LCD dash with integrated rear camera, and a 5-year limited warranty. Its standout feature is one nothing else in our catalog has: TOMBERLIN WITRICITY WIRELESS CHARGING, which removes the plug-in step entirely. Tomberlin publishes no top speed for the Beachcomber, so we do not print one; confirm the delivered speed configuration with the dealer. The $29,470 figure is dealer-advertised (Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).
Tomberlin Engage Ghosthawk
$29,999
The Tomberlin Engage Ghosthawk rebuilds the original Ghosthawk on the Engage platform: a 6-inch lift for a commanding view, matte-finish paint schemes, and a 450-amp AC powertrain making 17 hp for hill climbing and acceleration. The EVOLVE lithium pack is rated up to 80 miles and includes an exclusive 'limp home' mode, a genuinely useful feature no other cart here advertises. Wide stance with optional steel-belted tires, and a 5-year limited warranty. Tomberlin publishes no top speed for the Ghosthawk, so we do not print one; confirm the delivered speed configuration with the dealer. The $29,999 figure is dealer-advertised (Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).
Tomberlin Engage GTZ
The Tomberlin Engage GTZ is the top of the Tomberlin range and the most feature-dense LSV in our catalog. Tomberlin states a legal street speed of 25 mph, a 450-amp 5 kW / 17 hp AC powertrain, industry-first electric POWER STEERING, the EVOLVE L210 10 kWh lithium pack, an Evolve adaptive battery display, a 1 kW on-board charger, double-A-arm suspension with adjustable shocks, 3-inch lifted suspension on 15-inch sport wheels with automotive performance tyres, LSV-compliant four-wheel hydraulic brakes, and a 5-year limited warranty. It is also the industry's first cart with HEATED AND COOLED SEATS, plus fold-down armrests and an exclusive heat and ventilation system. We publish no price: the GTZ is dealer-quoted and the one dealer listing we found gates the figure behind a form, so a price here would be a guess. Ask a dealer, and see our out-the-door price work.
Tomberlin Engage LX (E4+2)
$26,690
The Tomberlin Engage LX (E4+2) is the brand's flagship 6-seat LSV (4 forward + 2 rear-facing), confirmed street-legal at 25 mph on the brand page, with a 10 kWh Evolve lithium pack rated up to 80 miles, a 5 kW / 17 hp drivetrain, four-wheel hydraulic brakes with Smart Park, double A-arm coil-over suspension, and a 7-inch display, backed by a 5-year warranty. Voltage, Ah, ground clearance, and charge time are unpublished; the $26,690 price is dealer-advertised (Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).
Frequently asked
- Who makes Tomberlin golf carts?
- Tomberlin is a legacy manufacturer with decades of US history. Parent company: Columbia Vehicle Group. Founded 2006.
- Is Tomberlin a real golf cart brand?
- Yes. We only catalog real manufacturers — verified against the NHTSA registry and the maker's own records — never dealer nameplates. Legacy manufacturer — decades of US parts and dealer history
- Where are Tomberlin golf carts made?
- USA.
- Are Tomberlin golf carts street legal?
- Yes — every Tomberlin model in our catalog is a factory-certified LSV (NHTSA-verified), street-legal on roads posted 35 mph or under.
- How much do Tomberlin golf carts cost?
- Roughly $14,799–$29,999 MSRP across the models we track.