ECO Battery makes lithium batteries for golf carts and low-speed vehicles, and it supplies factory lithium bundles to cart makers. This guide is how to shop ECO Battery on Golf Cart Battery Source without guessing a fit or a price.
What ECO Battery actually sells here
Case shapes are the point of ECO: Cube, Square, Skinny, and Thru-Hole. The shape is about the tray, not about a slogan.
For an EZGO RXV ELiTE that came with factory Samsung lithium, ECO’s notes say Gen 1 uses a Skinny battery, best on about 2017-2021 trays, and Gen 2 uses a Thru-Hole battery, best on about 2022 and later trays.
Some ICON bundle parts depend on the model year. The product page is the fitment note.
Warranty, in the words we can stand behind
The ECO listings we carry state a limited lifetime warranty. ECO sets a minimum resale price, so our prices follow ECO’s pricing policy. Read the product page for the current price. We do not rewrite a manufacturer’s warranty into a longer one. The warranty page and the product page are the terms. Do not assume an ECO bundle includes a 12-volt converter unless that product page lists it.
Before you order ECO Battery
Use the fitment guide for the make, model, year, and voltage. ECO Battery only fits the carts named on that product page. Prices stay on the product page. This article does not quote one. Lithium golf cart kits from every brand we sell ship free to the lower 48 by curbside truck freight. Parts, chargers and small batteries ship free on orders of $150 or more, or $14.95 below that. Interstate lead-acid batteries ship on a freight quote: we call you with the price before we charge shipping. Each flooded or AGM battery adds an $18 core charge. Lithium batteries, chargers, and parts do not.
