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Comfortably and effectively move up to six people with the use of four forward-facing seats and two rear-facing seats in the Shuttle 6. Built for personnel transport across larger properties, it is designed to help operations move people efficiently through the day.
Cushman currently offers the Shuttle 6 with either a fuel-efficient 13.5 hp EFI gas engine or an ELiTE lithium drivetrain powered by Samsung SDI technology. That gives operators the flexibility to choose between gas convenience and a quieter, lower-maintenance electric platform.
The rear-facing seat can also be flipped down for additional storage, making the Shuttle 6 more versatile than a simple people-mover. That mix of transport capacity and convertible utility makes it a strong fit for resorts, campuses, industrial sites, and large facilities.
The Shuttle 6 is part of Cushman’s personnel transport lineup and is built specifically to move larger groups around working properties and public-facing facilities with comfort and efficiency.
With four forward-facing seats and two rear-facing seats, it provides more passenger capacity than smaller shuttle models, while still keeping a layout that is practical for daily routes and repeated stop-and-go use.
The convertible rear-facing seat adds flexibility by creating extra storage space when passenger capacity is not needed, helping the Shuttle 6 serve both transport and light support roles across a property.
Contact North Shore Golf Car for current inventory, powertrain options, and availability on the Cushman Shuttle 6.
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