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Navitas

Navitas builds the premium end of golf cart control: AC and DC systems with Bluetooth tuning and, on supported models, regenerative braking. Most Navitas parts ship as complete kits with the harness and hardware for one specific cart, which removes the guesswork of a bare-controller swap. Confirm your cart model, year and existing controller before ordering.

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Finding the right Navitas part

Navitas parts are sold by the wiring they plug into, so the first question is what is on your cart now. Lift the seat and read the controller label.

  • A stock controller (Curtis, Moric, Danaher, Toyota NEOs or Sevcon): you want a kit. Conversion kits are listed by cart and by that label: TSX 3.0 controller kits that keep your DC motor, TAC2 and TAC3 DC to AC kits, and TAC2 AC controller kits for carts that already run AC.
  • A Navitas controller with a 10-000XXX-XX number: buy the same number in controllers. The harness, motor and programmer stay.
  • A Navitas AC motor that has failed: match the kW, the spline count and the brake in motors.
  • A harness, cable or programmer: TSX 3.0 vehicle harnesses, connector modules, TAC cables and the On-The-Fly programmer are in harnesses and programmers.

TSX 3.0, TAC2 or TAC3

The TSX 3.0 is Navitas's DC controller: it keeps the DC motor and adds adjustable speed, acceleration and app control. The TAC2 is an AC controller at 440A or 600A, sold alone or in kits with a 4kW or 5kW AC motor. The TAC3 850A comes with the 7.5kW motor for heavy carts, steep ground and towing. The controller amp calculator picks the rating for your weight and terrain and shows its reasoning.

Buying guides

Each guide below has a cart-by-cart table with the reason every part fits:

Navitas FAQ

Which Navitas kit fits my golf cart?

The one built for your stock controller label and pack voltage. The label, such as Curtis 1206HB, Curtis 1510 or a 26-pin Moric, decides it faster than the model year. The conversion kit guide lists every kit by cart.

What is the difference between a Navitas kit and a replacement controller?

A kit is built to replace a stock controller on a specific cart and can include the harness, a programmer or an AC motor. A replacement controller is the bare unit for a cart already running Navitas, matched by its 10-000XXX-XX number.

Do Navitas controllers have regenerative braking?

The TAC2 and TAC3 AC systems add regenerative braking, and the cart holds its speed on climbs. The TSX 3.0 keeps the DC motor and adds adjustable speed, acceleration and app control.

Can I adjust a Navitas controller myself?

Yes. TSX 3.0 and TAC2 controllers are set up through the Navitas app, and the On-The-Fly programmer adds dials for speed, regenerative braking and acceleration on the dash.