MOTOCADDY 2026 ME ELECTRIC GOLF TROLLEY

The Motocaddy ME Remote and M7 golf trolleys are very similar in both build and aesthetics, but Motocaddy has scaled back some of the features of the M7, which has allowed them to position the ME Remote at a less intensive price point.

For instance, the M7 features a bright, eye-catching LCD widescreen display, perfect for GPS navigation. Whereas the ME Remote features simpler LED power and battery indicators.

So while the M7 has a more premium feel than the ME Remote, if you’re not too bothered about “minor upgrades”, the ME Remote will suit you down to the ground.

Yes, the Motocaddy ME remote trolley is considered very lightweight. With a listed weight of just 14.4kg, this places it head and shoulders above many older models, which often weighed more than 20kg.

This lightweight design is thanks to the ultra lithium battery, which is far lighter than previous batteries, as well as an aluminium design – a metal often chosen because of its excellent combination of strength and lightweight properties.

In other words, if you’re looking for a trolley that’s easy to move around (if you’re not letting the electronic controls do their job!), the ME Remote will make a fine addition to your collection.

The ME Remote is being positioned as a more affordable option than previous iterations, which could make it enticing for beginners! But virtually anyone could enjoy it, regardless of their experience level.

However, on the whole, electric golf trolleys are closely catered towards players who’ve been in the game for a long time or, who are at the very least, taking a step up. 

In this sense, those just starting out should likely stick to traditional push trolleys if they want to save cash. Whereas more experienced players wanting to invest in an electric trolley will feel right at home with the Motocaddy ME.

The ME Remote’s ultra lithium battery is designed to last a full 36 holes, give or take.

This means, on a full charge, you’ll have plenty of juice to make it round a full eighteen holes, and even more if you’re so inclined!

But, as a rule of thumb, it’s always wise to charge your trolley in between rounds, so you’re never low on power.