Electric golf carts for sale, from four trusted brands
Electric ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models with lithium and standard battery options — quieter, cheaper to run, and lower maintenance than gas, with financing and delivery available.
Lower running costs than gas
Financing & delivery available
Lithium vs. lead-acid
Every electric cart runs on one of these two battery types. Here’s how they actually compare.
Lithium
- Faster charging, often 3–5 hours
- Longer lifespan, fewer replacements
- Lighter weight, better efficiency
- Little to no watering or maintenance
Lead-acid
- Lower upfront cost
- Widely available replacement parts
- Familiar, proven technology
- Requires periodic watering and upkeep
What you gain over a gas cart
- Quiet operationNo engine noise — ideal for neighborhoods, resorts, and early tee times.
- Lower running costsNo gas, oil changes, or engine tune-ups to budget for.
- Zero direct emissionsCleaner to run around your community or course.
- Simpler maintenanceFewer moving parts than a combustion engine means less to service.
- Home chargingPlug in overnight at a standard outlet, no fuel stops needed.
- Smooth, instant powerElectric motors deliver torque immediately, with no idle or warm-up.
Electric models across all four brands
Every brand we carry offers electric options — compare them by fit and finish, not just power source.
ICON
Modern styling built around lithium power from the ground up.
Yamaha
Efficient, quiet drivetrains backed by decades of engineering.
E-Z-GO
Reliable electric performance at a competitive price point.
Club Car
Regenerative braking and refined electric powertrains for a smooth ride.
Electric golf carts, answered plainly
How far can an electric golf cart go on a single charge?
Range depends on battery type and terrain, but most electric golf carts travel roughly 20 to 40 miles on a single charge, with lithium models generally offering longer range than lead-acid.
How long does it take to charge an electric golf cart?
Lead-acid batteries typically take 6 to 8 hours for a full charge, while lithium batteries can charge significantly faster, often in 3 to 5 hours depending on the charger and battery size.
Are lithium golf cart batteries worth the extra cost?
Lithium batteries cost more upfront but charge faster, last longer, weigh less, and require less maintenance than lead-acid batteries, often making them worth it for regular use.
How much maintenance does an electric golf cart need?
Electric golf carts require less maintenance than gas models, with no oil changes or engine tune-ups. Upkeep mainly involves battery care, tire checks, and periodic electrical inspection.
Are electric golf carts good for hills?
Many electric golf carts handle moderate hills well, especially newer models with upgraded motors, though very steep terrain may be better suited to a gas-powered cart with higher torque.
Find your electric golf cart today
Electric ICON, Yamaha, E-Z-GO, and Club Car models with lithium options, financing, and delivery available.
