Denago golf carts

Denago golf carts at Terrain

Three new Denago electric carts, made by Denago EV, from $7,995 to $11,995, all lithium, all 25 mph, all with published range and charge-time figures, which is rarer than it should be.

Models and prices

• Denago Nomad XL — 4 passengers, LiFePO4 lithium, 40 miles, 25 mph (15 mph in low), 5-hour charge, $7,995
• Denago Rover XL — 4 passengers, 105Ah lithium, 40 miles, 25 mph, 5-hour charge on the standard charger, $9,995
• Denago Rover XXL — 6 passengers, 105Ah lithium, 35–40 miles, 25 mph, 5–6 hour charge, $11,995

Which Denago to choose

The Nomad XL is the lowest-priced 25 mph lithium four-seater we sell, and the only Denago with a selectable low-speed mode. The Rover XL costs $2,000 more for the same seating and range. The Rover XXL is the six-seater; expect the lower end of its 35–40 mile range with all six seats used.

What we tell you before you order

Freight is a flat $250 to any address we ship to, shown in the total before you pay; delivery is 7 to 10 business days by lift-gate freight. Returns are accepted within 30 days on an unregistered, undamaged cart; return freight is the customer’s responsibility and there is no restocking fee. Range and charge times are Denago’s published figures.

Who makes Denago golf carts, and where are they made?

Denago EV is a Texas company. It opened a Texas factory in 2024, where its first golf cart fully assembled in the U.S. came off the line on October 4, 2024, and trade press reported in 2025 that the Dallas-based company would use a former printing plant in Plano, Texas as its production base. Sources: Denago EV, Powersports Business.