Now Selling 2 Seaters!
Starting at $14,995

Now Selling Forward Facing 4 Seaters! Starting at $14,995

Control the Speed, Acceleration, and Regenerative Braking with our On The Fly Controller!

These are the dimensions of a standard 4 seater Navitas Golf Cart

Let’s compare the Storm and Phoenix body styles.

Let’s compare Navitas Storm and Club Car Valor 4 Passenger Lifted

Let’s compare Navitas and EZGO Golf Carts

All Carts built with a 2022 Navitas Frame with 600A/5KW AC Conversion, TXT Style, Lifted Made by Navitas

For the full range of capability, Navitas are the best when it comes to motors and controllers for your golf cart. Their efficiency alone is considered the best in market, with a host of configurations and controllers available, they offer solutions for regen braking, remote access, and comprehensive battery management.

For any golf lover, it may seem an exciting idea to get your cart on the road. But without a few careful steps, you can be on the wrong side of the law. Let’s get into how to make your golf cart street legal in Texas (Note: other states may have different rules).

Both contain lithium and both are batteries used in vehicles, but what’s the difference? Quite a lot it seems, when we deep dive into the comparison between the two we will see how much.

With advancements in recent years on battery technology. After the dominance of lead-acid batteries being used in Golf carts, it has been the affordable solution to power them. Lithium is a newer player to this space, begging the question, is lithium now the better option?

Gas powered golf carts have been around for some time. The technology is near its peak of what a gas powered vehicle can do. We know they offer long range, but are they the real solution in today’s electric vehicle market?

Much like a car, there are many types of Golf carts on the market. There are both advantages and disadvantages of going New vs Used and Gas vs Electric

Much like a car, there are many types of Golf carts on the market. There are both advantages and disadvantages of going New vs Used and Gas vs Electric