1. Lighter, More Powerful, and Longer-Lasting

• Faster acceleration and better handling.
• Reduced turf damage thanks to lighter weight.
• Longer range per charge, fewer stops on the course.
• Consistent power delivery until the battery is nearly empty.

2. 5X Longer Lifespan

LiFePO₄ batteries typically last 2,000–5,000 cycles, compared to 500–1,000 for lead-acid. They can be discharged to nearly 100% without damage, while lead-acid batteries age quickly if regularly drained beyond 50%. Fewer replacements and less hassle means more savings over time.

3. Fast Charging & High Efficiency

Charge your golf cart up to 60% faster with lithium batteries. With over 95% charging efficiency, less electricity is wasted, saving you time and money.

4. Maintenance-Free & Safe

• No watering or terminal cleaning required.
• Sealed units reduce acid hazards.
• Thermally stable and safe for storage indoors.

5. Signs It’s Time to Upgrade

Choosing the Right Lithium Battery

• Voltage Matching: 36V or 48V packs to match your cart system.
• Capacity (Ah): Lithium batteries can use more energy, smaller Ah may suffice.
• Size & Drop-in Ready: Fits common lead-acid battery compartments.
• Battery Management System (BMS): Protects against overcharge, over-discharge, and temperature issues.

Easy Upgrade Tips

• Disconnect negative first, then positive before removing old batteries.
• Inspect and replace worn cables.
• Secure battery with straps or brackets.
• Series connection for voltage, parallel for capacity.
• Use a LiFePO₄-specific charger only.

Maintenance Made Simple

Cost vs. Value

Although lithium batteries cost more upfront ($1,000–$3,500), they save money over time with fewer replacements, zero maintenance, and better performance. More uptime, faster charging, and consistent power make them worth the investment.

Ready to Upgrade?