E-Z-GO Golf Cart Voltage: Which Model Uses What?
E-Z-GO has been producing electric golf carts for decades, and the voltage can vary significantly by model and year. Here's a complete reference guide.
E-Z-GO Voltage by Model and Year
| Model | Year Range | Voltage | Config |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-Z-GO TXT (Electric) | 1996–2009 | 36V | 6 × 6V |
| E-Z-GO TXT (Electric) | 2010–2013 | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO TXT (Electric) | 2014+ | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO RXV | 2008+ | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO Express S4 / S6 | 2019+ | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO Liberty | 2020+ | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO Valor | 2020+ | 48V | 6 × 8V |
| E-Z-GO 2Five (LSV) | 2009–2016 | 48V | 6 × 8V |
Gas E-Z-GO models (TXT Gas, RXV Gas) do not use a battery pack for propulsion but have a 12V starting/accessory battery — not a traction pack.
The TXT Transition: 2009–2011
This is the most common point of confusion. E-Z-GO transitioned the TXT from 36V to 48V around 2009–2010, but production overlapped. A 2010 TXT might be either voltage. Always confirm by reading the battery labels — never assume by year alone.
Charger Identification
E-Z-GO PowerWise charger: Look for the voltage printed on the charger body. PowerWise 36V and PowerWise 48V look very similar but have different plug configurations — the 36V plug will not physically fit the 48V port on newer carts (the receptacle changed in 2010).
Upgrade Options
E-Z-GO RXV and newer TXT carts are excellent candidates for lithium upgrades. The RXV in particular has a clean battery tray well-suited for drop-in lithium packs. See our lithium upgrade service or call 1-844-844-6638 for a free quote.