


Electric trolleys have become indispensable aids on the golf course, eliminating the need to carry a golf bag and thus leaving more energy for the game. But the selection is vast, ranging from basic models to high-tech marvels. This overview presents various current and tried-and-true models, highlighting their most notable features and how they differ from—or even complement—one another.
Some trolleys aren’t just a means of transportation; they function as personal caddies with built-in course analysis.
PowaKaddy RX12 Remote GPS XL-Plus Lithium: This model is the ultimate flagship for tech enthusiasts. Its fully integrated GPS system with a 5-inch HD touchscreen not only provides distances but also detailed hole views and an advanced scoring function via an app. The SLIMLINE remote control allows for convenient remote operation. While other models also feature GPS capabilities, the RX12 stands out thanks to its visual display and extensive app integrations. Along with the Motocaddy M5 GPS, it features built-in GPS functionality.
Motocaddy M5 GPS DHC 2024: As a direct competitor in the smart Trolley category, the M5 GPS also offers precise GPS on a 3.5-inch touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity for smartphone notifications. Its Downhill Control (DHC), which automatically regulates speed on downhill slopes, is a standout feature shared by several other premium Trolleys. The “CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT” battery ensures wireless and easy battery handling. Its strength lies in the combination of built-in GPS and proven DHC technology, similar to the PowaKaddy, but with a focus on a slightly more compact GPS integration.
For golfers who value high-quality materials, outstanding craftsmanship, and often a high degree of modularity, stainless steel Trolleys are the top choice.
JuCad Trolley Drive Stainless Steel 2.0 (and JuStar Electric Trolley Silver): Both models embody German engineering and feature a clean, elegant design. The JuCad Drive Stainless Steel 2.0 stands out with its very compact pack size (65x60x10 cm) and the option of a remote control. It offers a smart technology package featuring brushless motors, a dual parking brake, and an impressive battery life of up to 45 holes. The related JuStar Silver offers similar core features to the JuCad but is generally the more affordable aluminum version, while still retaining the proven JuCad technology (up to 45 holes of battery life, optional remote control, automatic advance function). Both models share the philosophy of integrating motors and batteries so they’re virtually invisible.
TiCad Forte SilverElectric Trolley : The Forte is a prime example of luxurious titanium design. Its sleek design and matte titanium finish, combined with an LED light ring, are real eye-catchers. It combines a practical plug-in mechanism with a convenient folding mechanism and offers all standard driving aids, such as parking and downhill brakes. Although it does not offer remote control, it impresses with its titanium quality and a 5-year warranty on the frame and drive systems, which sets it apart from its aluminum or stainless steel competitors.
These trolleys offer a solid foundation of features that make playing golf easier, without focusing on specific high-end features.
Flat Cat Electric Trolley Gear 2025: This model stands out with its minimalist design and intuitive operation via a classic rotary control system. The motors, which are discreetly integrated into the rear wheels, along with comprehensive driving aids such as distance, parking, and braking assist, make it a comfortable companion. It stands out for its clean lines and robust construction featuring an aluminum/fiberglass frame. The battery life for 36 holes should be sufficient for most weekends.
Leisure Ikarus Curve 2.0Electric Cart : The Ikarus 2.0 stands out with its curved, matte-black stainless steel frame and the ability to fold it flat with one hand. It features a downhill brake and a distance timer, making it a stylish and functional companion. Notable features include the “Noisless” high-tech drive system and energy recovery, which contribute to a battery life of up to 40 holes.
Score Industries EX2 Silver Electric Trolley: A sturdy and functional Trolley, the EX2 features a lightweight aluminum frame and all essential driving aids, such as a downhill brake, energy recovery, and a distance timer. Its unique selling point is the inclusion of plastic umbrella and scorecard holders in the standard package—accessories that are often sold separately on other models.
Motocaddy SE Ultra Lithium 2024 Electric Trolley: This model is an ideal entry-level option for golfers looking to switch from manual carts to electric trolleys. It offers nine speed settings, a USB charging port, and the “EASILOCK” system for Motocaddy bags. Its “QUIKFOLD” mechanism allows for setup in seconds. It focuses on ease of use and basic comfort features.
Kiffe E-Trolley Travelpro Bundle: The Travelpro is a “classic—reimagined” and stands out thanks to its 100% “Made in Germany” quality and the use of K-steel (lightweight, torsional rigidity, corrosion resistance). It offers an exceptional feel, ease of use, and a long battery life of up to 40 holes. The bundle—which includes an umbrella holder, scorecard holder, and dust bag—makes it an attractive all-in-one package.
Big Max e-Lite 3: The e-Lite 3 impresses with its compact elegance and ultra-lightweight design (5.6 kg), making it one of the lightest models available. Its tapered aluminum frame optimizes load-bearing capacity. Control is via an ergonomic ring system. The “remote control on/off” function allows for the use of an optional remote control. Its compact size and light weight are its greatest strengths.
| Model | Battery Life (Hole) | Material | Remote Control | Weight (without battery) | Price (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat Cat Gear 2025 | 36 | Aluminum / FRP | No | 6.4 kg | €2,299 |
| Motocaddy M5 GPS DHC 2024 | 18+ / 27+ (options) | Aluminum | No | 11.2 kg | €1,299 – €1,399 |
| Kiffe Travelpro Bundle | Up to 40 (flat terrain) | K-steel | No | 6.2 kg (Trolley) | Starting at €2,999 (bundle) |
| Leisure Ikarus Curve 2.0 | Up to 40 | Stainless steel (powder-coated) | No | 8.1 kg | Starting at €2,499 |
| Big Max e-Lite 3 | Up to 27 | Aluminum | Optional | 5.6 kg | Starting at €1,199 |
| PowaKaddy RX12 Remote GPS XL | 18 | PowaFrame Chassis | Yes | 14 kg | Starting at €1,699 |
| TiCad Forte Silver | At least 27 | Titanium | No | 5.65 kg | Starting at €4,299 |
| JuStar Silver | Up to 45 | Aluminum alloy | Optional | 6.5 kg (frame & wheels) | Starting at €2,299 |
| Score Industries EX2 Silver | 27–36 | Aluminum (powder-coated) | No | 9 kg | Starting at €1,399 |
| Motocaddy SE Ultra Lithium 2024 | N/A (ULTRA Lithium battery) | Aluminum frame | No | 9 kg | Starting at €899 |
| JuCad Drive Stainless Steel 2.0 | Up to 45 | Stainless steel | Optional | 7.2 kg | Starting at €2,799 |
The selection of electric Trolleys is diverse and caters to a variety of needs. While models like the PowaKaddy RX12 or the Motocaddy M5 GPS stand out for their built-in GPS technology and connectivity, JuCad, JuStar, and TiCad focus on premium materials and durable engineering, often with the option of a remote control. More affordable or functionally focused models like the Flat Cat, Leisure Ikarus, Score EX2, Motocaddy SE, or Kiffe Travelpro still offer high comfort and useful features, with each having its own strengths—whether in design, handling, or included accessories. The battery life of the lithium batteries in most models—ranging from 27 to 45 holes—is sufficient for multiple rounds, which is a common and important feature. When choosing the right Trolley, individual preferences for design, technical features, weight, and budget play a decisive role.
AI tools were used in the creation of this article.
01 Aug 2025
Electric Trolleys help you conserve valuable energy on the golf course. (Photo: Adobe Stock)