2026 ICON i60LX FAQs
Q: What type of battery does the 2026 Icon i60LX use?
A: Most i60LX carts are sold with a 51.2V lithium battery, with capacity commonly ranging from 105Ah to 160Ah depending on dealer configuration.
Q: How fast does the i60LX go?
A: Most builds are set up for 23–25 mph, which is typical for neighborhood electric vehicles and LSV-style carts.
Q: What’s the real-world range?
A: Expect around 30–50 miles, depending on battery size, tire setup, passenger load, hills, and driving speed.
Q: How many people can it carry?
A: The i60LX is a 6-passenger, forward-facing cart.
Q: Is the i60LX street legal?
A: It can be, but it depends on your state and whether the cart is sold with an LSV package and proper paperwork. Always check local requirements.
Q: How long does it take to charge?
A: Most lithium builds charge in 4–8 hours on a standard 120V outlet, depending on battery size and charger output.
Q: Does it come with lights and turn signals?
A: Most i60LX carts include a full LED lighting package with turn signals, but exact equipment varies by dealer build.
Q: Does it have disc brakes?
A: Most LX trims are sold with 4-wheel hydraulic disc brakes, which provide strong stopping performance for a 6-seat cart.
Q: Is Icon a good alternative to Club Car or EZGO?
A: For value and features per dollar, yes. For resale consistency and aftermarket parts, Club Car and EZGO still have the advantage.
Q: Why does the i60L rating higher?
A: Unlike big mainstream brands that publish specific trims with fixed features (Club Car, Yamaha, EZGO), Icon carts often vary widely by dealer — especially with tech, batteries, accessories, and pricing.
