FlexTram guided tour tram at Tesla factory facility

Factory & facility tours

Show off your operation.
Safely and at scale.

Walking tours limit group size, create safety hazards, and exclude visitors with mobility challenges. FlexTram is a guided tour tram that moves up to 27 VIP visitors through your facility on a controlled route — one driver, ADA accessible.

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visitors per tour

driver per tram

3×

group size vs. walking tour

ADA

accessible standard

The problem

What walking tours
are really costing you

Walking tours limit group size

A walking tour guide can safely manage 8-10 visitors at a time. When you have 50 VIPs visiting, that's 5 tours and 5 guides — an entire day consumed.

Safety compliance on the floor

Visitors walking through production areas creates safety hazards, compliance issues, and interrupts operations. Every pedestrian on the floor is a risk.

Golf carts are too small

A 6-seat golf cart still needs multiple trips and multiple drivers to move a VIP group. It's slow, unprofessional, and doesn't accommodate wheelchairs.

Liability with visitors in production

Every visitor on foot in your facility is a liability event waiting to happen. Insurance, waivers, PPE — the overhead of walking tours is significant.

The solution

A guided tram tour.
Professional, safe, impressive.

FlexTram is a factory tour tram designed for the unique demands of showing visitors through large facilities. A single compact tram carries up to 27 VIP visitors on a controlled, guided route through your production lines, assembly areas, and R&D labs — with one driver.

Visitors stay seated and contained on a fixed path. No pedestrians wandering the floor, no safety zone violations, no PPE complications. Your guide narrates from the tram while visitors see the full operation — the way you want them to see it.

FlexTram is compact and agile — in enclosed manufacturing environments — and ADA accessible as standard. It handles 3× the group size of a walking tour in half the time, letting you impress more visitors with fewer resources.

Driver labor — FlexTram vs. alternatives

1 FlexTram · 27 seats

One FlexTram

27 passenger capacity

1 driver required

1 driver. one tram. done.

5 golf carts · 25 total seats

Five 6-seat golf carts

25 passenger capacity

5 drivers required

80% saved by switching

2 sprinter vans · 28 total seats

Two sprinter vans

28 passenger capacity

2 drivers required

59% saved by switching

Labor only. Excludes benefits, fuel, maintenance, and insurance. Golf cart drivers ~$31k/yr · Sprinter van drivers ~$38k/yr · FlexTram operator ~$31k/yr.

Specifications

Passenger capacity

Up to 27 seated

ADA compliant

Standard

Operators needed

1 driver

Where we operate

Production linesAssembly areasR&D labsVisitor centersWarehousesQuality controlExecutive toursCustomer demos

Common questions

Can FlexTram operate inside a manufacturing facility?

Yes. FlexTram is compact and agile with — safe for indoor factory floors, warehouses, and enclosed production environments. No ventilation concerns, no fumes near product.

How does FlexTram improve factory tour safety?

Visitors stay seated on the tram following a controlled route — no pedestrians wandering production areas, no safety zone violations, no PPE complications. Liability exposure drops significantly vs. walking tours.

How many visitors can FlexTram move vs. a walking tour?

FlexTram carries up to 27 visitors per tour — about 3× the size of a walking tour group. For 50 VIPs, that's 2 tram tours vs. 5 walking tours. You show more people your operation in less time.

Is FlexTram ADA accessible for facility visitors?

ADA accessibility is standard. Visitors with wheelchairs or mobility challenges can participate in the full tour — something walking tours and golf carts can't offer.

Can FlexTram be customized for our facility's tour route?

Yes. FlexTram runs any route you define — through production lines, around assembly areas, past quality control stations. The route can be adjusted for different visitor audiences (investors, customers, executives).