How to drive an Golf Cart to save the most electricity

Be good at using power-assisted driving. When driving an Golf Cart, you should use power-assisted and gliding deceleration as much as possible. When going downhill, use inertia as much as possible to glide and decelerate in advance. When encountering congestion, let the Golf Cart enter the glide in advance to minimize braking. In addition, when restarting, it is best to step on the accelerator pedal slowly to avoid the impact of large current on the battery, while reducing the loss of power and protecting the Golf Cart.

Pay attention to moisture-proofing. It rains a lot in summer, and autumn is about to come. The problem of moisture-proofing of Electric Golf Cart must be taken seriously. Humidity is not only not conducive to the maintenance of the outer shell of Electric Golf Cart, but also has a relatively large impact on the battery of Electric Golf Cart. Dew on the surface of the battery may cause battery leakage or short circuit, and should be wiped in time. When wading Electric Golf Cart, you must drive slowly to avoid water accumulation in the battery and motor. Develop good driving habits. When driving an Golf Cart, do not brake frequently, do not unplug the speed limiter, do not overload, start slowly, and do not twist the handle quickly.