The North America Electric Golf Cart Market is projected to capture approximately 39.5% of the global market share by 2025. This growth is primarily driven by the increasing adoption of electric carts across golf courses, gated communities, and commercial areas. As sustainability concerns and emission reduction goals rise, there is a notable shift from traditional gas-powered models to more eco-friendly electric alternatives. Lithium-ion electric golf carts are gaining popularity due to their long battery life, fast charging times, and lower maintenance requirements. The United States remains the dominant market, with electric carts becoming an integral part of transportation in retirement communities, college campuses, and low-speed urban areas. Leading brands like Club Car and E-Z-GO are focusing on integrating telematics and connected fleet technologies to strengthen their market presence. Additionally, municipalities in states like Florida and Arizona have started to allow golf carts on public roads under local ordinances, broadening their usage beyond just golf courses. Electric golf carts, particularly those powered by lithium-ion batteries, offer a number of advantages over traditional gas-powered models, including lower maintenance costs, quieter operation, and longer lifespan. Furthermore, as the region continues to push for sustainability, the adoption of electric vehicles—including electric golf carts—is expected to rise substantially over the coming years. This analysis explores the factors shaping the growth of the electric golf cart market, the regional market dynamics, and the competitive landscape in North America.