Club Car serial number prefixes

The prefixes that mean lithium

11 of the 421 prefixes name a lithium cart. Every one of them says the same thing on the outside of the vehicle as its lead-acid and petrol siblings do, which is why the serial is the only way to tell from the driveway.

• ANClub Car (USA) - Tempo Connect Li-Ion ERIC 2 Non-lifted
• APClub Car (USA) - Tempo 2+2 Li-Ion ERIC 4 Non-lifted
• ASClub Car (USA) - Tempo Stretch/4Fun Li-Ion ERIC 4 Non-lifted
• DKClub Car (USA) - Onward HP Li-Ion 2-Passenger Non-Lifted
• DLClub Car (USA) - Onward HP Li-Ion 4-Passenger Non-Lifted
• DMClub Car (USA) - Onward HP Li-Ion 4-Passenger Lifted
• FPOnward HP Li-Ion 4P Lifted Extended Range
• FROnward HP Li-Ion 4P Non-lifted Extended Range
• FSOnward HP Li-Ion 2P Non-lifted Extended Range
• FTOnward HP Li-Ion 6P Lifted
• FVOnward HP Li-Ion 6P Non-lifted

Every prefix Club Car publish

Source: clubcar.com/en-us/resources/club-car-model-serial-prefix

What this does and does not tell you

A prefix names the vehicle. It does not name the battery, and no maker publishes the pack’s voltage, capacity or chemistry in this table. What it does is narrow the question from a model name covering seven different carts to one build — which is the step that has to happen before any answer about a replacement can be right.

Nothing here is derived. The wording in each row is the maker’s, and where it is ambiguous or contradicts itself, it is left that way with the address of the page it came from printed above.

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