Electric Golf Carts

18,050 listings

Browse 18050 electric golf carts, updated as dealers add inventory. Prices range from $1,495 to $53,999.

18,050 listings

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Electric golf carts run quiet, cost pennies to charge, and need far less maintenance than a gas cart — no oil, no belts, no carburetor. Every cart in this listing is battery-powered, either lithium or lead-acid, from 2-seaters up to 6- and 8-passenger models for neighborhoods, resorts, and job sites.

The battery is the decision that matters most. Lithium packs are lighter, charge faster, deliver full power until they're nearly empty, and last far longer — but cost more up front. Lead-acid (including 6V and 8V flooded packs) is cheaper to buy and still the workhorse of the used market. Filter by battery type, and check the battery age on each listing's spec bar.

Frequently asked questions

How much do electric golf carts cost?
It ranges widely with age, battery type, and features — a used lead-acid cart is the affordable entry point, while a new lithium model costs the most. The price range on this page reflects the electric carts currently listed.
Are lithium or lead-acid batteries better?
Lithium is lighter, charges faster, holds voltage under load, and lasts 8–10+ years, but costs more up front. Lead-acid is cheaper to buy and easy to service, with a typical 4–6 year life if well maintained. For heavy daily use, lithium usually wins on total cost.
How far can an electric golf cart go on a charge?
Most electric carts travel 20–40 miles per charge depending on battery size, terrain, load, and battery health. Lithium carts generally reach the top of that range and hold it better as the pack ages.
Are electric golf carts street legal?
They can be. An electric cart equipped as an LSV (headlights, signals, mirrors, seatbelts, a VIN, and 20–25 mph capability) is street legal in most states. Browse our street-legal golf carts to see carts already built to that standard.