In order to further improve our service we have decided to address questions asked regularly about golf carts.
Yes. If your golf cart is equipped with an automatic charger, it will stop charging when the batteries have reached full charge.
Batteries fully charged could last anywhere between 90-100mins of continuous discharge
Battery life, tyre wear and the overall condition of the motor and speed controller are the main components to check prior to investing in one.
No. The lead plates in a conventional car battery are designed to start the engine of a car and not prolonged discharge. Golf carts use deep cycle battery technology which is designed to give low amperes over an extended period of time.
Yes, certain spare parts will come with a limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
A brand-new golf cart can range anywhere between USD 10,000 to 20,000.
Low Speed Electric Vehicles (LSEV) are more environmentally friendly and efficient compared to Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) and over the long term LSEV have little to no maintenance costs.
Not without replacing parts. It is unsafe to increase the speed of the golf cart as it will cause damage to the motor. The price for a new motor and other parts of the golf cart to increase the speed, is usually more expensive than buying another, faster buggy.
Our main office is located in the Kingdom of Bahrain, here we have our workshops and the golf carts currently for sale. For purchases and to maintain or repair a golf car, we will usually come to the client. In our experience this process speeds up the service and reduces effort for customers.