Joe's Carts offers the best selection of ICON and EPIC electric vehicles.

Typically, charging an electric golf cart amounts to around $0.10 to $0.15 per kilowatt-hour. Consequently, fully charging it usually only requires a few dollars. Alongside their environmental friendliness, electric golf carts offer substantial cost savings due to their lower maintenance expenses. This not only helps owners save money but also contributes to reducing their carbon footprint.

The range of an electric golf cart on a single battery charge can vary depending on factors such as the battery capacity, terrain, speed, and load. However, in general, our electric golf carts can typically travel between 20 to 50 miles on a single charge.

Having an electric golf cart comes with a multitude of advantages that enrich daily life, leisure activities, and social connections. Initially, these carts are environmentally friendly, emitting zero emissions while in use. Secondly, their versatility is remarkable, extending far beyond the golf course to serve as convenient transportation in the neighborhood or for various events. Lastly, electric golf carts provide immense enjoyment and entertainment. Their quiet and smooth ride makes them ideal for leisurely scenic drives or enjoyable outings around town with loved ones.

To legally operate a street-legal golf cart on public roads, individuals must adhere to specific requirements, which can vary depending on the state. Generally, these prerequisites involve holding a valid driver’s license, registering the golf cart with the Department of Motor Vehicles, and securing appropriate insurance coverage. Additionally, the golf cart must be equipped with essential safety features such as headlights, taillights, turn signals, and rearview mirrors. Other stipulations may include adhering to a maximum speed limit, adhering to designated routes, and complying with passenger capacity regulations. It’s crucial to familiarize oneself with the particular regulations in their state before using a street-legal golf cart on public thoroughfares.

Typically, if you intend to utilize your golf cart on public roads, acquiring liability insurance is advisable. Street-legal golf carts are classified as motor vehicles and hence are subject to similar regulations and requirements as conventional cars and trucks. Some states may also mandate personal injury protection insurance. Moreover, if your intended use for the golf cart is commercial, obtaining a commercial insurance policy might be necessary. It’s prudent to consult with your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles and your insurance provider to confirm that you possess the requisite coverage. Even if insurance isn’t mandated by law, having coverage is wise to safeguard against accidents, theft, or unforeseen circumstances.

We provide a range of financing solutions, including 0% interest for eligible customers. If you’re considering financing for your electric golf cart, simply inform one of our team members during your visit, and they’ll gladly guide you through the available options and provide comprehensive details on financing your new electric golf cart.

The longevity of a golf cart battery can fluctuate based on various factors, including usage frequency, maintenance practices, and environmental elements. Typically, a well-cared-for lead-acid/AGM battery in an electric golf cart can endure for approximately four to five years. However, indications of battery deterioration might manifest earlier, such as reduced driving range, slower acceleration, and extended charging durations. It’s advisable to routinely inspect battery voltage, water levels (if applicable), and the charging circuit to ensure optimal performance and prevent premature failure. When the battery’s capacity falls below 80%, replacing it is recommended to maintain the cart’s performance and mitigate safety risks. Ultimately, replacing the golf cart battery can extend its lifespan, enhance efficiency and power, and improve the overall driving experience. For carts equipped with Lithium Battery options, these batteries typically last between 8 to 10 years with minimal maintenance requirements, provided they are adequately charged and undergo annual maintenance checks.