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EPIC Carts
New-wave brand (post-2015) — modern feature set, shorter track record Parent company: ICON Electric Vehicles. Founded 2021. Origin: USA (manufactured in China).
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EPIC Carts E40FX
$13,995
The EPIC E40FX is the forward-facing four-seater flagship of EPIC's FX line — Golf Channel's 2025 "Best New Golf Cart." It runs a 6.3 kW AC motor (450A controller) and a 51.2V / 105Ah lithium pack, with no range published by EPIC (dealers quote anywhere from 25 to 43.5 miles), with four-wheel disc brakes, a factory lift, and a 10.1-inch touchscreen. EPIC is an NHTSA-registered Low-Speed Vehicle maker; the E40FX ships a Sport (25 mph LSV) / Drive (19 mph) mode pair and carries an NHTSA pedestrian-alert generator. Florida dealers list its MSRP at $13,995 (EPIC publishes no price).
EPIC Carts E40L
$11,445 – $13,899
EPIC's lifted four-seater (an ICON family brand) pairs a 5 kW motor with a 51V/105Ah lithium pack and EPIC's current page lists no range (the 25-mile figure on its 2023 sheet described the AGM-era cart), so we list none. EPIC's own copy only says "street-ready," but it is a genuine factory LSV: NHTSA's registry lists EPIC Distribution as a Low-Speed Vehicle manufacturer with its own VIN prefix. Ships with LSV equipment (turn signals, mirrors, 3-point belts, DOT windshield). Florida dealers list new 2025 units at $11,445 (originally $13,899). It is the 2025 model year: EPIC now files it under Legacy Vehicles, and Florida dealers still list new units while stock lasts.
EPIC Carts E60
$12,545
The EPIC E60 is the traditional-profile six-seater (4+2) in EPIC's Classic line, below the forward-facing E60FX. It pairs a 48V 5 kW three-phase AC motor (450A controller) with a 51V / 105Ah lithium pack, front-and-rear independent coil-over suspension, four-wheel disc brakes with an electromagnetic parking brake, and a 10.1-inch touchscreen — and ships street-legal-ready (DOT lighting, glass windshield with wiper, dual 3-point belts). EPIC is an NHTSA-registered Low-Speed Vehicle maker; the E60 tops out at 25 mph in its Sport (LSV) mode. A Florida dealer lists it from $12,545.
EPIC Carts E60FX
$15,995
EPIC's 2026 six-seater, all seats forward: 6.3 kW AC, 51V/105Ah lithium, a 10.1-inch screen and a 3-year vehicle / 8-year battery warranty, $15,995 at Tampa Bay dealers. Trim trap: EPIC's own sheet lists "19MPH (Non-LSV), 25MPH (LSV)" with the street-legal LSV as an upgrade that comes with a 17-digit VIN. It replaces the E60 and E60L.
EPIC Carts E60L
$11,995 – $13,995
The EPIC E60L is EPIC's lifted 6-passenger LSV — the brand page calls it a “lifted low speed vehicle,” built on the ICON i60L platform, with a 51V 105Ah ECO lithium pack, a 5 kW motor, four-wheel disc brakes with electromagnetic parking, and a 10.1-inch display. The 25 mph rating, DOT windshield, come from a named dealer (303 Cart Barn), and a Florida dealer lists a new 2025 unit at $11,995 (originally $13,995); EPIC does not publish dimensions, weight, or range. It is the 2025 model year: EPIC now files it under Legacy Vehicles, and Florida dealers still list new units while stock lasts.
Frequently asked
- Who makes EPIC Carts golf carts?
- EPIC Carts is a genuine (new-wave) manufacturer. Parent company: ICON Electric Vehicles. Founded 2021.
- Is EPIC Carts a real golf cart brand?
- Yes. We only catalog real manufacturers — verified against the NHTSA registry and the maker's own records — never dealer nameplates. New-wave brand (post-2015) — modern feature set, shorter track record
- Where are EPIC Carts golf carts made?
- USA (manufactured in China).
- Are EPIC Carts golf carts street legal?
- Yes — every EPIC Carts model in our catalog is a factory-certified LSV (NHTSA-verified), street-legal on roads posted 35 mph or under.
- How much do EPIC Carts golf carts cost?
- Roughly $11,445–$15,995 across the models we track (dealer listed prices — EPIC Carts publishes no MSRP).