Massimo Group Expands International Production Through Vietnam Partnership and Launches Lithium-Ion MVR Golf and Utility Carts for 2026

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Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) began production in Vietnam for its new 2026 MVR Golf Cart and MVR Cargo Max Electric Utility Cart on Oct 22, 2025, expanding international manufacturing capacity.

The company is introducing 48V 105Ah lithium-ion battery options across the MVR series with a cycle life exceeding 5,000, faster charging, reduced weight, built-in battery management, and maintenance-free operation. Massimo says the Vietnam partnership and lithium adoption aim to improve production flexibility, lower costs, and support scalable global growth and gross-margin improvement.

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• Vietnam production started on Oct 22, 2025
• Launched 48V 105Ah lithium-ion battery across MVR lineup
• Battery cycle life exceeds 5,000 charge cycles
• Expected higher output and lower manufacturing costs

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Massimo expands manufacturing to Vietnam and adds 48V lithium‑ion options for the 2026 MVR lineup, aiming to boost capacity and margins.

Massimo Group now produces the 2026 MVR Golf Cart and MVR Cargo Max in Vietnam, which increases manufacturing footprint and capacity while keeping existing dealer distribution. The announcement ties the Vietnam partnership directly to improved production flexibility, lower costs, and the ability to meet higher demand for recreational and utility vehicles.

Massimo is introducing a 48V 105Ah lithium‑ion system across the MVR Series that the release links to higher performance, lighter weight, faster charging, and a cycle life exceeding 5,000 charge cycles. The company also cites built‑in battery management and safety protections and maintenance‑free operation as explicit benefits.

Operationally, the move targets improved gross margins and strengthened logistics through international manufacturing partnerships. Watch execution milestones such as sustained Vietnam output, dealer acceptance of the lithium option, and any disclosed margin or volume metrics over the next 12–24 months for confirmation of the stated benefits.

GARLAND, Texas, Oct. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO), a manufacturer and distributor of powersports vehicles and products, today announced that production of its new 2026 MVR Golf Cart and MVR Cargo Max Electric Utility Cart has begun in Vietnam.

This strategic collaboration strengthens Massimo's global supply chain and supports the company's ongoing initiatives to enhance production flexibility and expand capacity for its rapidly growing lineup of electric vehicles.

Strategic Vietnam Partnership Enhances Global Capabilities

"Our partnership in Vietnam represents an important milestone in Massimo's continued evolution," said David Shan, Chief Executive Officer of Massimo Group. "By leveraging international manufacturing relationships, we're improving efficiency, lowering costs, and expanding our ability to meet accelerating demand across both recreational and utility markets."

The Vietnam production partnership enables Massimo to increase output while maintaining the company's quality and value standards for its dealer network and end customers worldwide.

Introducing New Lithium-Ion Power Options

Coinciding with this production expansion, Massimo is introducing new Lithium-Ion battery options across its MVR Series electric carts. The upgraded 48V 105Ah system delivers higher performance, longer lifespan, and greater efficiency compared to traditional lead-acid batteries.

Key benefits include:

• Significantly reduced weight for improved range and handling
• Faster charging and extended cycle life exceeding 5,000 charge cycles
• Built-in battery management and safety protections
• Maintenance-free, eco-friendly operation

"The addition of lithium power across our MVR lineup reflects the strong feedback we're hearing from dealers and customers," Shan added. "These updates make our products more competitive, more efficient, and better aligned with the future of electric mobility."

Positioned for Growth and Value Creation

Massimo's expansion into Vietnam and adoption of advanced battery technology are expected to improve gross margin performance, strengthen logistics, and support scalable international growth. These initiatives reflect the company's broader strategy to expand global manufacturing partnerships and deliver innovative electric solutions.

About Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO)

Massimo Group is a leading manufacturer and distributor of powersports and electric vehicles, headquartered in Garland, Texas. The company's product line includes UTVs, ATVs, e-bikes, and electric utility vehicles designed for performance, reliability, and value. With expanding international manufacturing partnerships, Massimo is building a strong foundation for sustained growth in the global electric mobility market.

Forward-Looking Statements

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FAQ

When did Massimo (MAMO) start Vietnam production for the 2026 MVR carts?

Production began in Vietnam on Oct 22, 2025 for the 2026 MVR Golf and MVR Cargo Max carts.

What lithium-ion battery does Massimo use in the 2026 MVR series (MAMO)?

The MVR series uses a 48V 105Ah lithium-ion system with built-in battery management.

How long is the battery cycle life for Massimo's new MVR lithium option (MAMO)?

Massimo reports the lithium battery offers a cycle life exceeding 5,000 charge cycles.

How will the Vietnam partnership affect Massimo (MAMO) production capacity?

Massimo says the Vietnam partnership increases output and production flexibility to meet accelerating demand.

Will the new lithium option for MVR carts improve range and charging for MAMO vehicles?

Yes; the 48V 105Ah lithium option is described as lighter, faster-charging, and more efficient than lead-acid.