Kandi golf carts

Kandi golf carts at Terrain

Four Kandi Kruiser carts from $12,499 to $13,999, all electric lithium, and all with published range and charge-time figures.

Models and prices

• Kandi Kruiser Element — 4 passengers, 51.2V 100Ah lithium, 28 miles, 20 mph, 6.5-hour charge on 120V, $12,499
• Kandi Kruiser 4Pro — 4 passengers, 48V 150Ah lithium, 40 miles, 20 mph, 6.5-hour charge, $12,999
• Kandi Kruiser 4Pro Forward — 4 passengers, forward-facing rear seat, 48V 150Ah lithium, 40 miles, 20 mph, 6.5-hour charge, $13,499
• Kandi Kruiser 6Pro — 6 passengers, 48V 150Ah lithium, 37 miles, 20 mph (25 mph as an LSV), 6.5-hour charge, $13,999

Which Kandi to choose

The difference between the Element and the 4Pro is the battery: 100Ah for 28 miles against 150Ah for 40 miles, for $500 more. If the cart will do more than a short loop, the 4Pro pays for itself in range. The 4Pro Forward is the same cart with the rear seat facing forward, $500 on top. The 6Pro is the six-seater and the only Kandi rated at 25 mph, in LSV form.

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-time figures are Kandi’s; real range depends on load, terrain and temperature.

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

Kandi golf carts in the U.S. come from Kandi America (SC Autosports, LLC), the U.S. subsidiary of Kandi Technologies Group (NASDAQ: KNDI), based in Dallas, Texas. In May 2025 Kandi announced the first electric golf cart it had assembled in the U.S., at a facility in Garland, Texas. Sources: Kandi America, Kandi press release.