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ICON Golf Carts

Lithium ElectricSince 2018Street Legal LSV
Brand at a glance
Founded2018 (US market)
SegmentValue / street-legal
PowertrainLithium electric
ClassLow-speed vehicle
Core linei40 / i20
2018Entered US market
i40 / i20Core model series
LSVStreet-legal equipped standard
LithiumStandard on all models
Overview

Loaded street-legal lithium carts at a value price

ICON Electric Vehicles launched in 2018 and quickly became one of the best-selling newcomers by offering street-legal, lithium-powered carts loaded with standard features at a price well below the Big 3. An ICON typically ships with a lithium battery, lights, turn signals, mirrors, seatbelts and a windshield as standard, which makes it road-ready as a low-speed vehicle (LSV) right out of the box. The most common models are the four-seat i40 and the two-seat i20, with larger i60 and lifted variants also available.

ICON competes most directly with Evolution and Bintelli. The carts are assembled using widely used drivetrain components, which keeps prices low, and they have built a large dealer network fast.

Who it is for

ICON is for the buyer who wants a fully equipped, street-legal neighborhood cart without paying premium-brand money. If you plan to drive on public LSV-legal roads and want lithium range plus lights and seatbelts included, ICON delivers a lot of cart per dollar.

Long-term owners should confirm local dealer support, since the brand is younger than Club Car or Yamaha.

The Lineup

ICON models & value

New price is the typical original MSRP; used median reflects aggregated real listings. Open any model in the value calculator for a year-by-year breakdown.

Most Popular

i40

4-passenger, the core seller

New MSRP$11,500
Used median$9,495
BatteryLithium
2 Passenger

i20

Compact street-legal 2-seater

New MSRP$9,000
Used median$7,495
BatteryLithium
Ownership

Maintenance, serial & parts

Keeping a lithium ICON healthy

As a lithium-electric cart, an ICON skips the watering and acid maintenance of lead-acid carts. The care that actually matters is different:

  • Keep the battery management system (BMS) updated through a dealer when needed and avoid leaving the pack at very low charge for weeks.
  • Keep connections clean and tight, since a loose or corroded lug is the most common cause of heat and voltage sag.
  • Follow the standard tire, brake and suspension checks used on any cart.

Serial, year & parts

ICON serials are usually on a frame plate or under the seat, and the model year is often encoded in the VIN on street-legal units. Our universal what year is my golf cart guide explains how to read them.

ICON uses widely sourced controllers, motors and lithium packs, so many parts cross-reference with other late-model lithium carts. Body panels and trim are ICON-specific and ordered through dealers, so confirm parts and BMS support with a local dealer before buying used.

Value

ICON resale value snapshot

Used ICON prices below come from aggregated real listings. “Typical low” and “typical high” mark the 25th and 75th percentile asking prices, so most fair deals land between them.

ModelTypical LowMedianTypical HighListings
i40$7,119$9,495$13,99545
i20$5,995$7,495$9,49540

For a full year-by-year breakdown with condition and battery adjustments, open any model in the ICON value calculator.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are ICON golf carts street legal?
Most ICON models are built as low-speed vehicles (LSVs) with lights, turn signals, seatbelts, mirrors and a windshield, which makes them street legal on roads posted at 35 mph or less in most states. Always confirm your state and local rules and that the cart is registered as an LSV.
Are ICON carts reliable?
They use proven, widely available electric-drive components and lithium batteries, so reliability is generally good. The main consideration is the younger dealer and parts network compared with the Big 3, so line up local service before buying.
How much is a used ICON golf cart worth?
Used ICON values depend heavily on model, year and battery health. See our resale snapshot below and the full value calculator for a year-by-year breakdown on the i40 and i20.
What batteries does ICON use?
ICON carts ship standard with a lithium (LiFePO4-type) pack managed by a battery management system (BMS), so there is no watering or acid maintenance. Confirm the exact pack size and warranty on the specific unit you are buying.
Where are ICON parts available?
ICON uses widely sourced controllers, motors and lithium packs, so drivetrain parts commonly cross-reference with other late-model lithium carts. Body panels and trim are ICON-specific and ordered through dealers, so confirm local support before buying used.