Wireless Charging Tech Arrives for Golf Carts

Park & Charge: Wireless Charging Tech Arrives for Golf Carts

Imagine pulling your golf cart into the garage after a neighborhood cruise, stepping out, and walking away—without untangling heavy cords, bending down, or plugging in a cable.

Magnetic resonance wireless charging technology (pioneered by companies like WiTricity) has officially entered the light electric vehicle market. Compatible with both modern Lithium-ion and traditional lead-acid battery systems, these hands-free charging platforms eliminate the daily hassle of manual plug-in cords.

How Golf Cart Wireless Charging Works

  • The Power Hub (Floor Pad): A slim charging pad sits directly on your garage floor or driveway surface and plugs into a standard 110V household outlet.

  • The Underbody Receiver: A lightweight, compact receiver module mounts neatly to the underside of your golf cart frame (an aftermarket install that takes about 20 minutes).

  • Hands-Free Power Transfer: When you park over the Power Hub, energy transfers safely over a 2-to-8-inch air gap via magnetic resonance. The system detects your vehicle and initiates charging automatically, shutting off once your pack reaches 100%.

Key Advantages for Golf Cart Owners

  • Universal Battery Compatibility: The underlying technology adapts seamlessly to legacy lead-acid setups as well as high-performance Eco Battery lithium conversions.

  • Weather & Corrosion Protection: Eliminates exposed metal charging ports and plug wear caused by outdoor elements, rain, mud, or dust.

  • Simplified Community & Fleet Charging: Ideal for multi-cart households, resorts, and golf cart communities where multiple vehicles can share the same ground pad without managing messy charging cables.

Is Wireless Charging Safe?

A common question among vehicle owners exploring wireless induction is whether transmitting power through the air poses health risks. In a recent interview, WiTricity CEO Joe Benz addressed these concerns directly:

“You get more radiation or more emissions from an inductive cooktop stove than you do from our system. It’s actually more dangerous to cook your breakfast than it is to charge your golf cart.”

Because energy transfer is sealed within a focused magnetic field between the ground pad and the receiver, electromagnetic emissions remain lower than standard kitchen appliances. The system operates silently, produces zero exposed electrical arcs, and meets rigorous international safety standards.

The Future of Charging at Intermountain Golf Cars

As light electric vehicle technology evolves, Intermountain Golf Cars (IGC) remains dedicated to bringing the latest equipment to our customers across our 10 regional dealership locations. Whether you need a custom Eco Battery Lithium conversion, routine vehicle maintenance, or the latest charging accessories, our factory-trained service teams are here to support your ride. “Randy Homer, CEO and Owner of Intermountain Golf Cars Northern Division, notes that while wireless golf car charging is still in its early stages, the technology is making remarkable progress.”

Ready to upgrade your cart’s power setup? Visit your local Intermountain Golf Cars showroom or explore our Batteries Page to learn more today!  Call us at (801) 255-8828 for more information.

 

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