Long Beach maker of low-speed electric shopping, mobility, golf and utility vehicles

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3models on record
1948–1970recorded span
Model activity by decade
1940s1940s
About the marque
Founded
1948 – 1970
Headquarters
Long Beach, United States

Autoette grew from earlier small-scale electric experiments into a Long Beach manufacturing operation controlled by Newton Blood and partners through 1970. Its compact three-wheel vehicles used Trojan batteries and initially a converted 24-volt Dodge starter motor, later replaced by a purpose-built unit. The CruiseAbout served as a two- or four-seat shopping car and early mobility vehicle, with optional curb-side accessibility door from 1953; Golfmobile and Electric Truck variants addressed leisure and utility roles. Their quiet low-speed operation made them familiar on sidewalks, shopping districts and golf courses before regulation and changing markets ended production.

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