Vatrer Power, a provider of lithium battery solutions for electric mobility and energy storage, announced its participation in the PGA Show 2026, scheduled for January 21–23 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. The company will demonstrate lithium battery systems designed for golf carts and utility vehicles, responding to the expanding use of electric carts beyond traditional golf courses into resorts, residential communities, and commercial fleets.
The PGA Show is a major global trade event for the golf industry, attracting manufacturers, course operators, technology providers, and service companies. As electric golf carts become more prevalent, battery performance, efficiency, and lifecycle have become critical considerations. Vatrer's showcase will include several lithium battery configurations tailored to different operational needs, such as compact mini lithium batteries for space-constrained carts and retrofit applications, lithium UTV battery solutions for mixed-use utility vehicles, and a 48V 105Ah lithium golf cart battery designed for high-usage fleet environments requiring consistent power output.
All products are based on LiFePO4 battery chemistry, known for its stability, extended cycle life, and reduced maintenance compared to lead-acid batteries. The Vatrer lithium golf cart battery lineup aims to support golf courses, resorts, gated communities, and commercial operations seeking reliable and lightweight energy solutions. "Industry events like the PGA Show offer valuable insight into how golf carts are being used across different environments today," a Vatrer representative said. "Engaging directly with operators and industry professionals helps highlight where lithium battery technology can improve reliability, efficiency, and long-term performance in real applications."
A brief overview of Vatrer's lithium golf cart battery solutions is available at this link. The company's on-site display will be located in the West Building, Level 2, Booth #1113, where attendees can explore the battery solutions during the three-day exhibition.
