1. Important Safety Information The following terms are used in this manual: * Hazard: Indicates a dangerous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. * Warning: Indicates a dangerous situation that, if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury. * Caution: Indicates a dangerous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury or equipment damage. * Tips: Provide important information regarding vehicle operation, maintenance, transportation, or property protection. 2. Intended Use BETETEK vehicles are designed for their specified intended applications and operating conditions. Depending on the specific model, intended applications may include: Golf course transportation Private property transportation Resort transportation Community transportation Commercial transportation Industrial transportation Multipurpose applications School transportation Agricultural or recreational applications Intended use depends on the specific model and configuration. Do not use the vehicle for applications exceeding its rated capacity, operating limits, or intended use. 3. Unauthorized Use Unless the applicable vehicle has been expressly approved, the following uses are prohibited: Driving on public roads without legal approval Racing Sports driving Jumping Stunt driving Speeding Towing loads exceeding rated capacity Carrying passengers exceeding rated capacity Carrying passengers in unauthorized areas Driving on unpaved surfaces or terrain beyond the vehicle's specified capabilities Transporting hazardous materials without proper authorization Driving underwater or in deep water Operating with compromised safety systems Operating with defective brakes Operating with damaged steering components Operating with damaged tires Operating with unauthorized electrical modifications 4. Operator Requirements Only properly trained and legally authorized personnel may operate the vehicle. Operators must: Understand the vehicle controls. Understand the applicable safety instructions. Be physically and mentally capable of safely operating the vehicle. Comply with local laws and regulations. Wear the necessary protective equipment. Keep hands and feet in proper positions while driving. Maintain control of the vehicle at all times. Adjust speed according to road conditions. Do not operate the vehicle under the following conditions: Drinking alcohol Taking drugs Taking medication that affects alertness or coordination Extreme fatigue Any condition that reduces the ability to safely operate the vehicle 5. Child Safety Children must not operate the vehicle unless permitted by law and with specific authorization for the applicable model and location. Children are strictly prohibited from: Operating the vehicle without authorization. Starting the vehicle unsupervised. Playing with the vehicle controls. Leaving the vehicle unattended in the driver's seat. Touching the battery compartment. Handling charging equipment. Touching electrical components. Sitting in unauthorized seating areas. Keep the car keys, remote control, charger, and other operating equipment out of the reach of unauthorized users. 6. Pre-Operation Check Perform a safety check before each use. Inspection Items: Tires Tire Pressure Wheel Nuts Steering System Brakes Accelerator Pedal Forward/Reverse Selector Parking Brake Lights Turn Signals Horn Rearview Mirrors Seat Belts (if equipped) Windshield Body Panels Chassis Battery Battery Connections Charging Connectors Cables Electrical Components Warning Indicators Safety Devices Do not operate the vehicle if any component critical to safety is damaged, loose, missing, or malfunctioning. 7. Seating and Passenger Safety Never exceed the prescribed passenger capacity. Passengers must: Be seated in their designated seats. Keep their hands, arms, legs, and feet inside the vehicle. Use seat belts (if equipped). Maintain a seated posture while the vehicle is in motion. Follow the driver's instructions. Passengers must not: Stand while the vehicle is in motion. Sit on the body panels. Sit on the roof or hood. Drive while standing on the rear platform (unless designed specifically for this purpose). Drive while suspended from an external structure. Hang outside the vehicle. Distracting the driver. 8. Vehicle Load Limits Never exceed the manufacturer's specified limits for: Passenger capacity Cargo capacity Total vehicle weight Axle load Towing capacity Roof load Trailer load Overloading may result in: Increased braking distance Reduced vehicle stability Increased risk of rollover Damage to suspension components Tire damage Electric motor overload Reduced driving range Increased battery temperature 9. Driving Safety Always operate the vehicle at a safe speed appropriate to the environment. Slow down in the following situations: Turning Downhill Uphill Driving on wet surfaces Driving on loose surfaces Driving on gravel surfaces Driving near pedestrians Driving in congested areas Driving in poor visibility When carrying heavy loads When towing Driving on uneven terrain Avoid sudden: Acceleration Braking Steering Change of direction 10. Slopes and Inclines Drive with extra caution on slopes. Before operating on a slope, ensure the slope is within the vehicle's specified operating capacity. Never: Exceed the rated climbing capacity. Turning sharply on a steep slope. Crossing the slope laterally at an unsafe angle. Coasting downhill in neutral. Turn off the vehicle while driving. Speeding downhill. Maintain a controlled speed when going downhill. Never rely solely on regenerative braking or electric motor braking unless specifically designed and approved for the applicable vehicle. 11. Wading and Wet Environments The vehicle is not automatically waterproof. Avoid: Deep water Flooded surfaces Strong currents Flooding exceeding specified limits Submerging electrical components Directly aiming a high-pressure water cannon at electrical components Water ingress may damage: Motor Controller Battery Battery Management System (BMS) Wiring Charger Electrical connectors Display Sensors If the vehicle has been severely submerged, inspect the vehicle before proceeding. 12. Braking System Inspect the braking system regularly. Do not operate the vehicle if: Brake performance is degraded. Brake components damaged. Abnormal braking noise. Abnormal brake pedal feel. Brake fluid leak detected in the applicable system. Parking brake fails to properly hold the vehicle. Do not modify or bypass the braking system. 13. Steering System Stop operating the vehicle immediately if you notice the following: Excessive steering clearance Abnormal steering noise Steering vibration Difficulty steering Uneven steering response Damaged steering components Steering system repairs must be performed by qualified personnel. 14. Tires and Wheels Inspect tires regularly. Check for: Cuts Cracks Abnormal wear Foreign objects Bulges Damage Incorrect inflation pressure Use only tires and wheels compatible with the specific vehicle. Do not exceed the tire manufacturer's rated load or speed limits. Wheel nuts must be tightened according to the applicable manufacturer's specifications. 15. Electrical System Safety Vehicles contain high-current electrical systems. Do not touch exposed conductors. Never: Short-circuit battery terminals. Reverse battery polarity. Modify high-current wiring. Bypass fuses. Replace fuses with incorrect ratings. Remove electrical safety devices. Install unauthorized electrical components. Connect incompatible batteries. Use damaged cables. Electrical work should only be performed by properly trained personnel. 16. High Voltage Warning Some BETETEK products may use electrical systems with voltage or energy levels that could pose a serious electrical hazard. Battery voltage and electrical architecture may vary depending on the model. Before servicing the electrical system: Turn off the vehicle. Remove the key or disable the vehicle according to the service procedure. Disconnect the appropriate power supply if necessary. Follow the service instructions specific to the model. Verify the system is safe before touching electrical components. Do not service high-energy electrical systems unless you are properly qualified. 17. Battery Safety Battery specifications vary by model. Batteries may contain a significant amount of stored electrical energy. Never: Open the sealed battery pack without authorization. Remove battery cells. Squeezing the battery. Piercing the battery. Short-circuiting the battery. Exposing the battery to fire. Overheating the battery. Dropping or subjecting the battery to a severe impact. Using a damaged battery. Using an incompatible charger. Modifying the BMS. Bypassing the battery protection system. 18. Lithium Battery Warnings For vehicles equipped with lithium-ion batteries: If you observe any of the following, stop using the vehicle and move away from the battery area as safely as possible: Smoke Fire Strong, unusual odor Swelling Overheating Battery deformation Leakage Unusual sounds Sudden battery failure Do not touch a damaged battery with bare hands. Do not attempt unauthorized repairs or disassembly. Contact a qualified repairman or the appropriate emergency services, depending on local conditions. 19. Battery Charging Use only chargers compatible with the specific vehicle and battery configuration. Before charging: Check the charger. Check the charging cable. Check the connectors. Check for damage. Ensure the charging area is suitable. Ensure adequate ventilation where necessary. Keep charging areas away from flammable materials. Do not charge if: The battery is visibly damaged. The charger is damaged. The charging connector is damaged. The vehicle has been severely submerged. There is an unusual odor. The battery is overheating. The charging system displays an abnormal malfunction. 20. Charging Area Requirements The charging area should be: Dry Clean Properly ventilated if necessary Free from flammable materials Prevent unauthorized access Suitable for the electrical equipment being used Do not place charging equipment in areas where it may be exposed to: Water Overheating Mechanical damage Chemical contamination High traffic areas Unauthorized handling 21. Charger Safety Never modify the charger. Do not: Disconnect the charger cable. Replace the connector without authorization. Bypass charger protection. Use a charger with an incompatible voltage. Use a damaged charger. Connect the charger to an unsuitable power source. If the charger malfunctions, safely disconnect it and contact a qualified person. 22. Fire Safety Available appropriate fire safety equipment according to local requirements. In case of a battery fire: Do not attempt any unsafe intervention. Immediately: Move people away from the area. Evacuate the immediate area if necessary. Contact the appropriate local emergency services. Inform rescue personnel that the vehicle contains a battery system. Follow the instructions of trained emergency responders. Do not return to the area until it is safe to do so. 23. Parking When parking: Bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Apply the parking brake. Select the appropriate operating gear. Turn off the vehicle's power. Remove the key if applicable. Do not leave the vehicle unattended while it is powered on. When parking on a slope, take additional precautions appropriate to the vehicle and local safety requirements. 24. Transporting the vehicle Before transport: Close the vehicle. Secure the vehicle properly. Apply the parking brake if applicable. Secure the wheels where necessary. Follow the carrier's requirements. Follow applicable battery transport regulations. Do not transport damaged batteries without confirming applicable safety and transport requirements. 25. Towing Towing loads is only permitted within the vehicle's specified towing capacity. Before towing: Confirm towing equipment compatibility. Check the hitch. Confirm load weight. Confirm trailer stability. Check lighting and braking requirements, if applicable. Never exceed the rated towing capacity. Do not tow under conditions exceeding the vehicle's rated capacity. 26. Maintenance Regular maintenance is essential for safe operation. Maintenance may include: Tire inspection Brake inspection Steering inspection Suspension inspection Wheel inspection Battery inspection Electrical inspection Charger inspection Lighting inspection Fastener inspection Lubrication where applicable Cleaning Software or controller diagnostics where applicable Follow the maintenance schedule specified for the applicable model. 27. Repair Requirements Critical repairs involving safety may only be performed by qualified personnel. This includes: Braking system repair Steering system repair Battery repair High-energy electrical repair Controller repair Motor repair Suspension repair Structural repair Unauthorized repairs may pose safety risks and may void the warranty. 28. Modifications Unauthorized modifications are prohibited. Do not modify: Motor Controller Battery Battery Management System (BMS) Charger Wiring Brakes Steering system Suspension system Chassis Safety system Speed ​​limiting system Do not install aftermarket parts that are incompatible with your vehicle. Modifications may affect: Safety Reliability Vehicle performance Regulatory compliance Insurance Warranty Vehicle registration 29. Speed ​​Modification Warning Increasing vehicle speed beyond its design or legally permitted specifications may: Increase braking distance. Decrease stability. Increase rollover risk. Increase component stress. Increase accident severity. Violate local laws. Void the warranty. Do not modify the speed control system without the manufacturer's written authorization and confirmation that the modified configuration is legally permissible. 30. Cleaning Clean the vehicle using appropriate methods. Avoid pointing a high-pressure water gun at: Battery Controller Charger Electrical connectors Display Sensors Wiring Electrical control module Do not use corrosive chemicals that may damage vehicle materials. 31. Storage When storing the vehicle for extended periods: Park in a safe, dry place. Protect the vehicle from extreme environmental conditions. Follow applicable battery storage requirements. Prevent unauthorized personnel from approaching. Follow the battery manufacturer's storage recommendations. Inspect the vehicle before resuming use. Long-term battery storage requirements may vary depending on battery chemistry and model. 32. Extreme Temperatures Vehicle and battery performance may be affected by: Extremely high temperatures Extremely low temperatures High humidity Icing conditions Battery charging may require specific temperature conditions. Do not charge the battery outside the permissible temperature range specified for the applicable battery system. 33. Emergency Procedures In case of a serious vehicle malfunction: Safely stop the vehicle. Turn off the vehicle's power. Move occupants to a location away from immediate danger. Do not attempt unsafe repairs. Contact a qualified repair technician. Contact the appropriate emergency services if necessary. 34. Accident Handling Procedures After an accident: Stop the vehicle. Turn off the power. Check for injuries. Contact emergency services if necessary. Keep people away from damaged electrical or battery components. Do not operate the vehicle until the inspection is complete. Record the accident if appropriate. If technical support is needed. Please contact BETETEK or an authorized service provider. Vehicles that appear undamaged may still have hidden structural or electrical damage. 35. Battery Damage After a Collision If a vehicle equipped with a battery pack is involved in a serious collision: Never assume the battery is safe just because there is no obvious damage. Underlying battery damage may not be immediately apparent. Do not: Open the battery pack. Restart the vehicle without inspection. Charge the vehicle. Transport the damaged vehicle without proper assessment. Have the vehicle inspected by a qualified person. 36. Software and Electronic Control Systems Some BETETEK vehicles may contain electronic control systems, controllers, displays, communication modules, sensors, or other components that support software. Do not: Modify the control software without authorization. Bypass electronic safety features. Install unauthorized firmware. Change speed or power parameters without authorization. Disconnect necessary sensors. Software updates may change the vehicle's functionality or operating characteristics. 37. Remote Control/Vehicle Connectivity Functions Where applicable, remote control or connectivity functions must be used only in accordance with the applicable product instructions. Users must: Maintain a safe operating environment. Keep the vehicle within the intended operating area. Avoid operating near crowds or obstacles. Maintain control of the vehicle. Comply with applicable local radio and communications regulations. Do not rely on vehicle connectivity or remote control functions as a substitute for safety monitoring. 38. Environmental Responsibility Do not dispose of batteries, electronic components, lubricants, or other regulated materials with general household waste where prohibited by local law. Please comply with the following applicable local requirements: Battery recycling Electronic waste disposal Hazardous material disposal Packaging waste disposal Vehicle end-of-life disposal 39. Local Laws and Compliance Vehicle regulations vary by jurisdiction. The owner and operator are responsible for complying with all applicable laws regarding: Vehicle use, Road use, Registration, Licensing requirements, Insurance, Speed ​​limits, Safety equipment, Passenger capacity, Driver requirements, Battery disposal, Environmental requirements, and Transportation. The fact that a vehicle is available for sale does not automatically mean it is legal for every purpose in every jurisdiction. 40. Public Road Disclaimer Unless specifically certified and approved for public road use in an applicable jurisdiction, the vehicle may only be operated where permitted by law. Before operating on public roads, please check with the relevant local government for all applicable requirements. BETETEK does not automatically guarantee roadworthiness, registration, licensing, or insurance eligibility in any particular jurisdiction. 41. Product Configuration Vehicle configuration may vary depending on: Market, Model, Battery, Motor, Controller, Charger, Accessories, Local Regulations, Customer Requirements, and OEM Specifications. Always use the documentation provided with the specific vehicle. 42. Specifications Published specifications, such as: Dimensions, Weight, Speed, Driving Range, Charging Time, Motor Power, Battery Capacity, Climbing Ability, Ground Clearance, may vary depending on specific configuration and operating conditions. The final approved specifications for the vehicle shall be determined by the documentation applicable to that particular model and configuration. 43. Driving Range Disclaimer Driving range is affected by many factors, including: Vehicle Load Terrain Temperature Temperature Speed Driving Habits Battery Condition Tire Pressure Wind Direction/Force Road Conditions Use of Electrical Accessories Battery Life Therefore, published driving range data are for reference only and should not be construed as a guaranteed actual driving range. 44. Charging Time Disclaimer Charging time may vary due to: Battery Capacity Battery State of Charge Charger Output Power Battery Temperature Charger Temperature Battery Condition Power Supply Charging Strategy Unless otherwise stated, nominal charging times are estimates. 45. Warranty Warnings Failure to comply with the safety, maintenance, charging, and operating requirements in this manual may result in damage and may void the warranty. Warranty coverage is subject to applicable written warranty terms. This manual does not replace the applicable warranty policy. 46. Manufacturer's Disclaimer To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, BETETEK shall not be liable for damage, injury, loss, or other consequences arising from: Improper operation; Unauthorized modifications; Failure to comply with the instructions in this manual; Failure to perform necessary maintenance; Use outside of specified operating conditions; Overloading; Unauthorized repairs; Improper charging; Use of incompatible components; Failure to comply with local laws; Unsafe driving; Negligent operation; Misuse of the vehicle. Nothing in this manual excludes or limits liability that cannot be legally excluded or limited under applicable law. 47. Manual Limitations This manual provides general safety and operating information. It cannot replace: Specific model service manual Technical service bulletin Battery manufacturer's instructions Charger instructions Local laws Regulatory requirements Professional repair advice Emergency procedures issued by the competent authority If the instructions for a specific model differ from this manual, the applicable specific model document shall prevail. 48. Owner's Responsibilities The owner is responsible for: Maintaining and servicing the vehicle. Properly keeping this manual. Training the operator. Ensuring correct use. Maintaining necessary safety equipment. Complying with local laws. Purchasing appropriate insurance as required. Ensuring necessary checks are completed. Preventing unauthorized operation. 49. Operator's Responsibilities The operator is responsible for: Performing pre-operation checks. Operating the vehicle safely. Complying with the instructions in this manual. Complying with local laws. Maintaining awareness of the surrounding environment. Controlling vehicle speed. Using safety equipment. Reporting malfunctions. Stopping operation in unsafe situations. 50. Final Safety Checklist Before operation: Read and understand this manual. Verify operator authorization. Verify passenger capacity. Verify vehicle load is within limits. Inspect tires. Inspect brakes. Inspect steering system. Inspect lights. Inspect battery. Inspect charging equipment. Verify no visible leaks or damage. Verify safety equipment is functioning correctly. Verify suitable operating environment. Verify compliance with local operating requirements. Do not operate the vehicle if any safety-critical item fails inspection. 51. Important Contact Information For technical support, warranty service, replacement parts, or other assistance for specific products, please contact BETETEK through the official contact information provided with the vehicle or the BETETEK official website. Please be sure to provide: Vehicle model Serial number Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (if applicable) Battery specifications Controller information (if applicable) Purchase information Problem description Photos or videos (if helpful) 52. Final Warning Your safety is your own responsibility. Please read this manual before operating the vehicle. Never operate a vehicle that appears unsafe. Never exceed the vehicle's rated capacity. Never modify systems critical to safety without authorization. Never assume a vehicle is legal to drive on public roads simply because it is a commercially available vehicle. Always comply with applicable local laws and regulations. Always use the correct charger and battery configuration. Always stop operation in case of serious malfunction, accident, battery abnormality, or safety hazard. Manufacturer's Statement BETETEK reserves the right to update product designs, specifications, components, software, safety instructions, and documentation as necessary. Before operating, maintaining, or repairing, always refer to the latest model-specific documentation provided with your vehicle. Effective Date: August 2026 Website: https://bettergolfcart.com/