Brand
Lithium Rhino
Lithium Rhino supplies LiFePO4 golf cart battery bundles from 36V to 76V, generally with an integrated BMS and a matched charger. Check pack voltage, tray dimensions and total weight against your cart before ordering. These ship by freight, not parcel.
Choosing a Lithium Rhino pack
Lithium Rhino packs are single LiFePO4 batteries that replace a whole lead-acid set at the same system voltage: a 36V pack for a 36V cart, a 48V (51.2V nominal) pack for a 48V cart and a 76V (76.8V nominal) pack for a 72V cart. Count your batteries to find your voltage, then choose the capacity for how you use the cart.
- 36V: 65Ah and 105Ah.
- 48V, short trips: 50Ah and 65Ah.
- 48V, everyday range: the 105Ah CUBE and the 120Ah, also offered with built-in heating for carts charged below freezing.
- 48V, long days and lifted carts: the 170Ah Goliath bundle, or the same 170Ah pack as the battery only.
- 72V: 105Ah and the 170Ah Godzilla.
Measure the tray before you order. Each product page gives the published enclosure size, weight and discharge figures.
What is in a bundle
Each Rhino bundle brings a lithium-rated charger, a DC-DC converter for 12V accessories, a state-of-charge display, mounting hardware and cables. The 170Ah battery-only listing is for a cart that already has a charger and converter approved by Lithium Rhino. Packs ship by LTL freight from the distributor, not by parcel.
For every pack side by side with MODZ, by voltage and use, read A Beginner's Guide to Replacing a Golf Cart Battery Pack. All our packs are in batteries.
Lithium Rhino FAQ
Does a Lithium Rhino bundle include a charger?
Yes. Every Rhino bundle includes a lithium-rated charger, a DC-DC converter, a state-of-charge display, mounting hardware and cables. Only the 170Ah battery-only listing comes without them.
Which Lithium Rhino pack do I need for a 48V cart?
Any of the 48V packs, which run at 51.2V nominal. Choose 50Ah or 65Ah for short trips, 105Ah or 120Ah for everyday range, and 170Ah for lifted carts, rear seats and long days.
Can I charge a Lithium Rhino pack in the cold?
Lithium should not be charged below freezing without heating. The 120Ah Heated pack and the 48V 170Ah packs have built-in heating; each product page states it.