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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)
$17,500
The Tomberlin E-Merge LXR is the entry model of Tomberlin's luxury line, priced into our premium division: 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. Its EVOLVE L210 lithium pack (210 Ah, 10 kWh) is standard, marked as standard equipment on Tomberlin's LXR sell sheet, and Tomberlin rates it up to 80 miles. The catch: Tomberlin's own LXR page still carries a leftover line quoting 45 miles "with lead acid batteries" from the cheaper SE trim, so confirm the lithium pack on the unit's window sticker before you sign. The $17,500 figure is the E2+2 LXR's MSRP as a Florida dealer's Tomberlin feed lists it (Tomberlin publishes no price).
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
$15,750
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)
$24,200
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 $24,200 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 $24,200 figure is the E4+2 Shadowhawk's MSRP as a Florida dealer's Tomberlin feed lists it (Tomberlin publishes no price).
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; Tomberlin quotes up to 60 miles of range. Our card is the four-passenger E4; the folding rear-facing seat for people and beach gear comes only on the six-passenger E4+2. Custom Cognac Cool Touch seating, 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 a Georgia dealer's price for a new 2026 four-passenger E4 (Tomberlin publishes no price).
Tomberlin Engage Ghosthawk
$29,990
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 $29,990 figure is the E4 Ghosthawk's MSRP as a dealer's Tomberlin feed lists it (Tomberlin publishes no price).
Tomberlin Engage GTZ
$26,450
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. Tomberlin publishes no price; the figure shown is a Florida dealer's MSRP for this 4-seat E2+2 GTZ (the 6-seat E4+2 GTZ lists at $30,450). Ask a dealer, and see our out-the-door price work.
Tomberlin Engage LX (E4+2)
$28,690
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 $28,690 price is the E4+2 LX's MSRP as a Florida dealer's Tomberlin feed lists it (Tomberlin publishes no price).
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 $15,750–$29,990 across the models we track (dealer listed prices — Tomberlin publishes no MSRP).