Question 1

What is the real-world range of an EAYS electric golf cart?

Accepted Answer

A 48 V lead-acid pack delivers 60–80 km on flat resort paths with two passengers. Lithium LiFePO4 packs hold voltage better under load and typically return 15–20% more usable range on gradients. Range drops with continuous full load, hill climbing and heavy accessory use such as fans or lighting.

Question 2

Can the carts be customised for our brand and operating conditions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Seating layout, body colour, upholstery, canopy, cargo deck, lighting, wheel covers, number of battery modules and logo branding are all configurable. Specification sheets and drawings are prepared before production so fleet managers can approve the build.

Question 3

How many electric golf carts fit in a shipping container?

Accepted Answer

A 40 ft high-cube container typically carries four to six four-seater carts depending on canopy height and whether windshields and roofs are packed separately. Utility models and 11-seater mini buses are quoted per unit volume because of their longer wheelbase.

Question 4

What maintenance does an electric golf cart fleet need?

Accepted Answer

Plan on monthly checks of tyre pressure, brake travel and battery terminals, quarterly inspection of suspension bushes and steering linkage, and topping up of distilled water for lead-acid packs every two to four weeks. Lithium packs remove watering entirely and only need a periodic balance charge.

Question 5

Does solar-hybrid charging replace mains charging?

Accepted Answer

No. The roof panel supplements the pack during daylight operation, reducing plug-in cycles and extending the usable shift. Overnight AC charging is still the primary method for a full recharge.