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Model-year note · checked 19 July 2026

Motocaddy has a redesigned 2026 range that reuses familiar model names. This page remains available for the product generation originally assessed; do not assume every specification or score applies unchanged to the 2026 generation.

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Electric Trolley review

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Motocaddy ME Remote

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Golfers wanting remote control at the lowest price point in Motocaddy's remote range

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Announced This model has not yet been tested hands-on by Golf Gear Lab. Specifications are sourced from official manufacturer information; no score is shown until testing is complete.

Best forEntry point into remote-control trolleys

Price bandMid (£1,099 RRP)

CategoryElectric Trolley (remote)

ChargingBattery can be charged in-chassis via rear port

Folded footprintCompact — rear wheels invert to save space

PositioningJoint-cheapest remote trolley among major brands, alongside PowaKaddy's RX Remote

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What we know so far

The most affordable remote-control trolley in Motocaddy's 2026 range, RRP £1,099 (frequently available nearer £999). This page brings together the currently available specifications, key strengths and buying considerations.

Pros

Cheapest way into a Motocaddy remote-control trolley
In-chassis charging is a genuine convenience feature
Competitive against PowaKaddy's equivalent-tier remote model

Cons

Full assessment is being developed
No GPS — remote control only
Sits below the M7 Remote and M7 GPS Remote in Motocaddy's own range