Motocaddy Expands 2026 Buggy Range in Australia with New GPS Models
The M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC electric buggies introduce advanced navigation and downhill control for Australian golfers, priced from A$1,399.99.
New Additions to the Australian Line-up
Motocaddy has broadened its 2026 golf buggy selection for the Australian market, introducing the M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC models. These new electric buggies complement the existing S1 DHC and QB2 push buggy within the range. This expansion follows Motocaddy's official entry into Australia in 2025, aiming to provide local golfers with access to the brand's latest technology.
Catherine Arkoudis, Operations Director at Motocaddy Australia, stated that these new products bring some of the company's most sought-after technologies to Australian consumers, thereby offering more choice to meet diverse golfing needs and budgets.
Advanced GPS and Downhill Control in the M5 GPS DHC
The M5 GPS DHC model integrates Motocaddy’s high-performance GPS technology with its Downhill Control (DHC) system. It features a 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen that displays full-hole GPS mapping for over 40,000 pre-loaded courses.
Golfers can access front, middle, and back distances, hazard information, and a dynamic green view, with drag-and-drop pin positioning for precise approach yardages. The system also includes integrated score and statistic tracking, optional Bluetooth smartphone notifications, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a customisable GPS interface.
Further features comprise 2D and 3D mapping, 3D hole flyovers, and zoom capabilities. The M5 GPS DHC is available at a recommended retail price (RRP) of A$1,599.99.
Compact Design and Enhanced Control with the M1 DHC
The M1 DHC combines a compact design with the DHC system, making it suitable for undulating terrain. Its folding mechanism, inverting wheels, and auto-fold front wheel allow for convenient storage in smaller car boots.
The buggy incorporates a CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT® cable-free ULTRA Lithium battery system, which features automatic disconnect technology and an integrated charging port. Power is supplied by a High Power 28V system and a 230W motor. A 2.8-inch LCD widescreen display shows nine speed settings, battery level, a clock, and a round timer.
Distance measuring functions enable tracking of walking, shot, and lifetime distances. Both the M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC include Adjustable Distance Control, allowing them to travel independently for up to 60 yards and 45 yards respectively. The M1 DHC has an RRP of A$1,399.99.
Broader Range and Local Support for Australian Golfers
Beyond the new models, Motocaddy’s 2026 range in Australia maintains the S1 DHC, offered as an accessible electric buggy option at A$1,199.99, and the QB2 push buggy, priced at A$299.99. These products join the recently launched REMOTE range, which includes the M7 GPS REMOTE, M7 REMOTE, and ME REMOTE.
Since its Australian market entry in 2025, Motocaddy has reinforced its local presence by establishing a dedicated Australian team.
This team provides customer support and access to authorised service centres across the country, ensuring that golfers investing in the 2026 range, from the A$299.99 QB2 push buggy to the A$1,599.99 M5 GPS DHC, receive comprehensive after-sales care and readily available service.
The expansion provides Australian golfers with a wider selection of technologies and price points, backed by direct local support.
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