This comprehensive 1999-2001 GEM Global Electric Motorcars Service Repair Workshop Manual provides detailed instructions and diagrams to help you maintain and repair your vehicle. Covering a wide range of models including the 1999 GEM e825 2PNN, 1999 GEM e825 2PN, 1999 GEM e825 4PN, 1999 GEM e825 2PSBN, 1999 GEM e825 2PLBN, 2000 GEM e825 2PNN, 2000 GEM e825 2PN, 2000 GEM e825 4PN, 2000 GEM e825 2PSBN, 2000 GEM e825 2PLBN, 2001 GEM e825 2PNN, 2001 GEM e825 2PN, 2001 GEM e825 4PN, 2001 GEM e825 2PSBN, and 2001 GEM e825 2PLBN, this manual is your essential guide. With clear and concise text, along with high-quality illustrations, you'll find everything you need to perform various maintenance and repair tasks. From understanding the fundamentals of your GEM's electrical system to navigating the intricacies of its suspension, steering, drivetrain, brakes, wheels, tires, and body, this manual covers it all. Empower yourself with the knowledge and confidence to tackle repairs on your own, saving you time and money in the long run. This essential resource will prove invaluable for anyone who wants to keep their GEM running smoothly and efficiently.

The GEM e825, produced by Global Electric Motorcars (GEM) between 1999 and 2001, is a compact, electric-powered vehicle designed for low-speed transportation. It was initially marketed as a neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV), primarily intended for use on private roads and golf courses. The e825 is characterized by its four-wheel configuration, providing stability and traction on various surfaces. Equipped with a 48-volt electric motor, the e825 offers a top speed of around 25 mph and a driving range of approximately 25 miles on a single charge. Its compact dimensions, measuring approximately 10 feet long and 5 feet wide, make it maneuverable and well-suited for tight spaces. The e825 also features a spacious interior with seating for four passengers, including a driver and three rear passengers. The GEM e825 attracted a range of users seeking eco-friendly and convenient transportation options. It found popularity in residential communities, gated estates, university campuses, and recreational areas. Its low operating cost and minimal environmental impact made it an attractive alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles for short-distance commuting and leisure activities. However, the e825's limited range, slow speed, and restricted legal use on public roads ultimately confined its application to specific contexts. While the e825 has been discontinued, its legacy as one of the early pioneers in the electric vehicle market remains significant. It paved the way for future advancements in low-speed electric vehicles and contributed to the growing popularity of eco-friendly transportation options.