LiTime · 36V
36V 25A lithium charger
43.8V · 25A · IP65
$196 Official site
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Lithium golf cart chargers
Your old lead-acid charger can't stay: it charges with the wrong profile and can overcharge or fault a lithium pack. Most conversion kits include a matched lithium charger — you need one of these only if yours doesn't, if you want a different plug, or if you want to charge faster.
Match the voltage exactly
A 36V (38.4V) pack needs a 43.8V charger, a 48V (51.2V) pack a 58.4V charger, a 72V pack about 87.6V. "48V" alone isn't enough — check the final charge voltage.
Pick the amps for your overnight window
Charge time ≈ amp-hours ÷ charger amps, plus a slow finish. A 105Ah pack takes roughly 7 hours on 15A, 6 hours on 18A. Faster isn't better if the pack's BMS limits charge current — check the battery's maximum.
Get the right plug
Club Car DS, Precedent, E-Z-GO and Yamaha receptacles all differ. Buy the charger with your cart's plug, a cart-specific port plug, or wire a new receptacle.
Onboard computers
Older Club Cars (OBC) and some carts with charge-inhibit circuits need a bypass or the kit maker's instructions before a lithium charger will work.
15 compared · prices October 25, 2026
Every charger in our list
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Power Queen · 36V
36V 25A lithium charger
43.8V · 25A · IP65
$140 Official site
DC House · 36V
36V 25A lithium charger
43.8V · 25A · IP65
$140 Official site Amazon
Epoch Batteries · 36V
36V 15A waterproof charger
43.8V · 15A · IP67
$239 Official site
FORM · 36V
36V 18A onboard lithium charger
LiFePO4 profile · 18A · onboard
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LiTime · 48V
48V 18A lithium charger
58.4V · 18A · IP65 · Anderson plug
$170 Official site
Power Queen · 48V
48V 18A lithium charger
58.4V · 18A · IP65
$145 Official site
Redodo · 48V
58.4V 18A lithium charger
58.4V · 18A · IP65
$150 Official site
DC House · 48V
48V 18A lithium charger
58.4V · 18A · IP65 · fan-cooled
$140 Official site Amazon
Epoch Batteries · 48V
48V 15A waterproof charger
58.4V · 15A · IP67 · ring terminals
$259 Official site
Dakota Lithium · 48V
48V 22A onboard charger
Onboard mount · 22A
$299 Official site
FORM · 48V
48V 15A onboard lithium charger
LiFePO4 profile · 15A · onboard
24-month warranty.
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KAISAL · 48V
48V 18A lithium charger
LiFePO4 · 18A · IP67
3-year warranty.
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WAVLINK · 48V
48V 15A charger with E-Z-GO plug
Uses the RXV/TXT factory receptacle · UL
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Vatrer · 72V
72V 15A lithium charger
79.2V · 15A · IP66
$250 Official site
Chargers: questions people ask
Can I use my lead-acid golf cart charger on lithium?
No. Lead-acid chargers use a different profile (bulk, absorption, float, sometimes equalize) that can overcharge a LiFePO4 pack or trip its protection. Use a lithium charger matched to the pack voltage.
What charger do I need for a 48V lithium golf cart battery?
A LiFePO4 charger with a 58.4V final voltage. 15A to 20A suits most 100–105Ah packs for overnight charging; check the battery's maximum charge current.
Is the charger in my kit good enough?
Usually, yes: kit chargers are matched to the pack. Buy a separate one for a second location, a different plug, or faster charging within the pack's limit.