Kandi Cowboy E10K Electric UTV

Description

The Kandi Cowboy E10K is an all-electric, two-seat side-by-side UTV built for ranch, property and trail work. Dual AC electric motors (10,000 watts) drive all four wheels, and an 11.52 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery delivers a 40+ MPH top speed and 50+ miles per charge. A 441 lb electric dump bed, 2,500 lb towing, a 3,500 lb winch, electric power steering and a 10″ touchscreen with backup camera all come standard, and it charges from a regular 120V outlet. Assembled in Dallas, Texas. See it at our Dallas showroom at 4210 W Lovers Ln, where test drives and financing are available, for $13,499 (Kandi MSRP $15,999).

• Seating: Two-passenger side-by-side
• Power: Dual AC electric motors, 10,000 watts, all-wheel drive, 40+ MPH top speed
• Battery & range: 75V 150Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4), 11.52 kWh, 50+ miles per charge
• Charging: SAE J1772 port; 8+ hours on a standard 120V outlet, about 4 hours on 220V
• Work: 441 lb electric power dump bed, 2,500 lb towing (2″ receiver), 3,500 lb winch
• Ride & handling: Independent double A-arm suspension, electric power steering, disc brakes front and rear, 9.8″ ground clearance
• Tech & cab: 10″ LCD touchscreen, backup camera, roof, side doors, Cool Flow windshield, running boards
• Lighting: LED headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals
• Colors: Black, Gray, Cavalry Blue, Light Green and Sand
• Warranty: 12 months limited vehicle, 36 months lithium battery, 90 days factory winch (Kandi)

Kandi Cowboy vs. Kandi Innovator

Mechanically they’re the same vehicle: same motors, battery, speed, range, suspension, dump bed, winch and dimensions. Kandi’s spec sheets differ on one line: the Innovator includes a front trunk (frunk) and the Cowboy does not. They also wear different front-end styling. Compare the Kandi Innovator E10K or see all of our electric UTVs.

Kandi Cowboy E10K specifications

*Range varies with load, towing, terrain, temperature and driving habits. Specifications per Kandi America and subject to change by the manufacturer.

Where you can drive it

The Kandi Cowboy E10K is an off-road utility vehicle, not a low-speed vehicle (LSV). It’s built for ranches, acreage, hunting leases, large properties and trails. Texas allows limited road use for off-highway vehicles (see the FAQ below). For neighborhood streets, see our LSV golf carts.

Authorized Kandi dealer & service center in Dallas

Family Golf Carts is listed on Kandi America’s dealer locator as an authorized Kandi dealer and service center, at 4210 W Lovers Ln in Dallas. Kandi’s warranty starts from purchase through an authorized dealer, and warranty service happens right here. Test drives Wednesday–Sunday, 12–6 pm, and Monday–Tuesday by appointment. Call (214) 484-6868.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Kandi Cowboy at Family Golf Carts?

Our listed price is $13,499 for the Kandi Cowboy E10K in any listed color, $2,500 below Kandi America’s $15,999 MSRP. Financing is available. Call (214) 484-6868 or visit our showroom at 4210 W Lovers Ln, Dallas.

What’s the difference between the Kandi Cowboy and the Kandi Innovator?

Kandi’s spec sheets show the same dual 10,000-watt motors, AWD, 11.52 kWh lithium battery, 40+ MPH top speed, 50+ miles of range, 441-lb dump bed, 2,500-lb towing and 3,500-lb winch on both. The Innovator adds a front trunk (frunk) and has different front styling; the Cowboy does not have the frunk. Both are $13,499 at our store.

Can I drive the Kandi Cowboy on public roads in Texas?

Only in limited cases. Kandi builds and sells the Cowboy E10K as an off-road utility vehicle, and the owner’s manual says it is designed for off-road use only. It isn’t a low-speed vehicle (LSV): it reaches 40+ MPH, while an LSV is limited to 25 mph. In Texas it’s an off-highway vehicle, which TxDMV titles but won’t register for highway use. Texas Transportation Code chapter 551A allows limited road use, such as crossing a road, driving in certain master-planned communities, on roads posted 35 mph or less where your city allows it, or farm and utility work under specific conditions. Most of those uses require a $10 Texas off-highway vehicle license plate from your county tax office, and city or HOA rules can be stricter. If you need a vehicle for neighborhood streets, ask us about our LSV golf carts.

How fast does the Kandi Cowboy go and how far can it drive on a charge?

Kandi rates the Cowboy E10K at a 40+ MPH top speed and 50+ miles per charge. Real-world range depends on load, towing, terrain, temperature and how you drive.

How do you charge the Kandi Cowboy and how long does it take?

It has a standard SAE J1772 charging port. Kandi rates charging at 8+ hours on a regular 120V household outlet, or about 4 hours on 220V. No gas and no oil changes.

How much can the Kandi Cowboy tow and haul?

Up to 2,500 lbs of towing through a 2-inch receiver, up to 441 lbs in the electric power dump bed (31.7 x 49.4 x 11.8 in.), plus a 3,500-lb winch. Dry weight is 1,763.7 lbs.

Where is the Kandi Cowboy made?

The Kandi Cowboy E10K is assembled in Dallas, Texas. Kandi America’s headquarters and customer care team are in Dallas too.

What’s the warranty on the Kandi Cowboy, and who services it in Dallas?

Kandi warrants the vehicle for 12 months, the lithium battery for 36 months and the factory winch for 90 days, starting from purchase through an authorized Kandi dealer. Family Golf Carts is listed on Kandi America’s dealer locator as an authorized Kandi dealer and service center in Dallas.