Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video was not sponsored. I purchased the battery and all installation parts myself. The links below are affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
In this video, I replace the original eight Continental 6V AGM batteries in my ICON i60L golf cart with a Cloudenergy 52V 105Ah lithium battery.
The Cloudenergy battery was $899 shipped at the time of filming, which was about the same price or less than replacing all eight of the original AGM batteries.
The battery kit came with nearly everything needed for the conversion. The only additional parts I needed were longer 36-inch 2 AWG battery cables.
The complete installation took approximately two hours using basic hand tools. This video shows the entire process, including removing the original AGM batteries, preparing the battery compartment, installing the new lithium battery, connecting the cables, securing everything, and testing the golf cart.
Parts used in this video:
Cloudenergy 52V 105Ah lithium golf cart battery
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36-inch 2 AWG battery cables
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Heavy-duty 25-foot charging extension cord
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This video was made to document my installation and help other ICON golf cart owners understand what is involved when converting from AGM batteries to lithium.
Always verify battery voltage, terminal polarity, cable size, charger compatibility, mounting requirements, and the electrical specifications of your specific golf cart before beginning an installation.
This video was not sponsored. I purchased the battery and all installation parts myself. The links below are affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
In this video, I replace the original eight Continental 6V AGM batteries in my ICON i60L golf cart with a Cloudenergy 52V 105Ah lithium battery.
The Cloudenergy battery was $899 shipped at the time of filming, which was about the same price or less than replacing all eight of the original AGM batteries.
The battery kit came with nearly everything needed for the conversion. The only additional parts I needed were longer 36-inch 2 AWG battery cables.
The complete installation took approximately two hours using basic hand tools. This video shows the entire process, including removing the original AGM batteries, preparing the battery compartment, installing the new lithium battery, connecting the cables, securing everything, and testing the golf cart.
Parts used in this video:
Cloudenergy 52V 105Ah lithium golf cart battery
amzn.to/4vD6YwA
36-inch 2 AWG battery cables
amzn.to/4fo7ybr
Heavy-duty 25-foot charging extension cord
amzn.to/4pso0Mu
This video was made to document my installation and help other ICON golf cart owners understand what is involved when converting from AGM batteries to lithium.
Always verify battery voltage, terminal polarity, cable size, charger compatibility, mounting requirements, and the electrical specifications of your specific golf cart before beginning an installation.
