Denago Golf Cart Voltage: Which Model Uses What?
Denago Golf Carts offers two distinct voltage tiers — 48V recreational models and 72V street-legal models. Here's the complete breakdown.
48V Denago Models
| Model | Voltage | Passengers | Speed | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denago Nomad XL | 48V | 4 | ~17–19 mph | Neighborhoods, lifted off-road, campgrounds |
| Denago Rover XL | 48V | 4 | ~17–19 mph | Neighborhood and lifestyle |
| Denago Rover XL6 | 48V | 6 | ~16–19 mph | Families, larger groups |
| Denago Rover XXL | 48V | 6+ | ~18 mph | Utility and commercial |
48V Denago models are powered by six 8V deep-cycle batteries in series. They're ideal for residential neighborhoods, campgrounds, golf courses, and private property.
72V Denago Models
| Model | Voltage | Passengers | Speed | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denago City | 72V | 5 | ~25 mph | Street-legal on roads ≤35 mph |
The Denago City is DOT-certified under FMVSS 500 as a Low Speed Vehicle. It includes headlights, taillights, turn signals, horn, mirrors, seat belts, and a DOT VIN — all required for legal road use.
Which Voltage Is Right for Your Use Case?
Choose a 48V Denago if you're using the cart on private property, an HOA community, campground, or golf course where road access isn't needed.
Choose the 72V Denago City if you plan to legally drive on public streets posted up to 35 mph.
Browse the full Denago lineup at TIGON Golf Carts or call 1-844-844-6638 to discuss which model fits your situation.