The golf cart motor propels the vehicle forward,converting electrical energy into mechanical energy to drive the wheels. Electric golf cart motors are popular for their quiet operation, eco-friendliness, improved performance, cost-effectiveness, and low maintenance requirements.These motors work by receiving power from batteries, which is then regulated by a controller to control the speed and movement of the cart.

Historically, golf carts have evolved from gas-powered to electric models, with electric motors becoming the preferred choice due to their efficiency and environmental benefits.

Key components of an electric golf cart motor system include the motor itself, batteries (usually lead-acid or lithium-ion), controller for power regulation, charger for battery charging, and wiring for connecting all components.These motors are typically AC motors with a power range of 3-10 horsepower and can travel up to 50 miles on a single charge depending on terrain and load weight.