Manufacturer documentation explicitly identifies this as compatible.
“Choose from these popular Yamaha models Drive & Drive 2 (48V) Adventurer (48V) G22 / GMAX (48V) G14-G19 (36V)”
Only the 48-volt Adventurer, Yamaha's utility line — Allied list it at 48V with no year — check yours before buying.
Not established: how many modules this cart needs, and whether they fit its battery bay. Allied sell this pack in sets of two to eight and point at a sizing chart that is not on the page naming the cart. Yamaha publish no compartment dimensions this catalogue holds.
Allied name this cart on their own Yamaha page under "Choose from these popular Yamaha models", identified by VOLTAGE. The same list puts the G14-G19 generation at 36 volts, so the voltage is the load-bearing part of the entry rather than a label: a reader with the older generation needs a different pack entirely.
Source: alliedlithium.com/pages/yamaha-golf-cart-lithium-batteries-models
Compatible chargers
- 48V Waterproof Lithium Battery Charger58.4V output15AUniversal Snap, Yamaha, EZGO or Club Car harness — chosen per cartManufacturer documentedView charger →
THE MAKER'S OWN WORDS ABOUT THE MAKER'S OWN PRODUCTS: "Designed to work perfectly with 48V Allied lithium batteries" — Allied describing an Allied charger and an Allied pack, which is documentation rather than a comparison of two published figures. IT NAMES A CLASS, NOT THIS MODEL. Allied wrote "48V Allied lithium batteries", so this row is exactly as specific as they were: it establishes that this pack is inside the range they named, and not that they tested this pairing. AND THE SENTENCE IS NOT ON THE PAGE. Allied's theme renders no part of their own product description; it survives in the page's meta description and embedded product data, which is where this quote was read and where a held copy still carries it. WHAT IT DOES NOT SETTLE: whether the charger the cart arrived with will charge this pack. Allied say nothing about it anywhere this catalogue has read.