About Bad Boy Buggies

In 2003, Bubba Kaiser and Joe Palermo built the first Bad Boy Buggy and changed the outdoor industry forever. The two men invented the dual-motor, fully electric 4x4 vehicle, a machine that combined unparalleled off-road ability with quiet, emissions-free operation – the ideal hunting vehicle.

After building the first Bad Boy Buggies from golf cars rebuilt with sophisticated independent suspension systems and high-torque drivetrains, the two men designed their own chassis and began building new vehicles from the ground up. Word-of-mouth spread about Kaiser and Palermo’s game-changing technology, and their initial success attracted new investors to the ownership team. In 2003, the expanding business set up shop on the port along the Mississippi River in Natchez, Miss., and a powerful marketing campaign soon introduced the phenomenon of the Bad Boy Buggy to the world at large.

The company has continued to innovate over the years, introducing new models such as the two-wheel-drive Bad Boy LT, and the Stretch, with four forward-facing seats. In 2009, Bad Boy Buggies introduced the Bad Boy XT, a new vehicle designed from the ground up to provide greater horsepower and torque, extended range and a greater towing capacity. The most recent model, the XTO, builds on the success of the XT with a roomier, more ergonomic cabin.

In October 2010, BB Buggies Inc. acquired the Bad Boy Buggies brand and operating assets from Bad Boy Enterprises. By networking this acquisition with the expertise and resources of E-Z-GO, a global leader inelectric-vehicle technology, BB Buggies Inc. is positioned to expand the Bad Boy Buggies product line to continue to transform the way people enjoy the outdoors.