LiTime 48V 150Ah Lithium Golf Cart Battery

The LiTime 48V 150Ah Lithium Golf Cart Battery is a high-capacity LiFePO4 pack that stores 7.68 kWh, about half again what a 100Ah pack holds.

Why it made the list

Most lithium cart packs top out around 100Ah to 105Ah. That’s plenty for a stock cart on a flat course, but lifted carts with big tires, heavy 4-passenger builds and owners who drive all day burn through it. At 150Ah, this LiTime pack stores 7.68 kWh, which is the extra capacity those carts need.

LiTime quotes up to 70 miles per charge. Treat that as a best case, but even well short of it, a 150Ah pack gives you far more margin than a 105Ah kit before the low-battery worry kicks in.

What it does well

• A 300A BMS allows 300A continuous output and 1,000A peak for 5 seconds, enough for big motors, steep hills and a full load of riders.
• The SPCC steel housing is rated IP65 against dust and water.
• Low-temperature protection stops charging below freezing, which protects the cells in cold garages.
• Bluetooth 5.0 with app monitoring and firmware updates lets you check the pack from your phone, and CAN and RS485 ports can talk to compatible gear.

Put together, it’s a pack built for heavy use, not a light-duty swap.

Who it’s for

This suits owners of lifted carts, 4-passenger carts and community carts that do long daily runs, plus anyone who has added a high-output motor or controller and wants headroom.

Who should skip it

Skip it if you have tight trays or a stock 2-seat cart used for one round at a time. A smaller pack is lighter, cheaper and easier to fit.

Key specs, explained

The pack is 51.2V nominal, the normal rating for a 48V lithium pack. Cycle life depends on depth of discharge, meaning how far you drain it each time. LiTime lists 4,000 cycles at 100%, 6,000 at 80% and 15,000 cycles at 60%. The 15,000 cycles figure in the title applies at 60% depth of discharge, so if you run it nearly empty every day, plan on the lower number. It measures 20 x 13 x 10.51 in.

How it compares

The DC HOUSE 48V 100Ah Lithium Golf Cart Battery with 18A Charger is a 100Ah pack that ships with an 18A charger for about half the price, a better deal for a stock cart. The Trojan OnePack 48V 105Ah Lithium Golf Cart Battery Kit has a smaller 105Ah pack but comes as a full kit with charger and brackets. LiTime is the one to pick for raw capacity.

Good to know

The listing does not clearly include a charger; LiTime recommends its 18A charger for this pack, so budget for it. It weighs about 137 lb, so plan on two people to lift it in. It is sold on Walmart by a third-party seller, and LiTime covers defects for a 5-year warranty if the pack is installed and used per the manual. It has no self-heating.

Questions about the LiTime 48V 150Ah Lithium Golf Cart Battery

Does it include a charger?

Not clearly. LiTime recommends its 18A lithium charger, so confirm with the seller or buy one with it.

Is it self-heating?

No. It has low-temperature protection that stops charging below freezing, but it has no built-in heater.