2026 Yamaha Drive2 Coral Red 105Ah Lithium Overview

This new 2026 Yamaha Drive2 is a two-passenger non-lifted lithium golf cart finished in Coral Red with Black touring seats, stock 24849 and serial number J5C-400364. The structured record lists a 105Ah lithium battery, while the legacy Yamaha specification block describes a single lithium-ion battery, 48-volt AC motor, independent front and rear suspension, DOT-rated tires, and rear drum brakes. The current listing also identifies a charge-status meter, folding windshield, LED front and rear lighting, horn, turn signals, and USB charging.

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2026 Yamaha Drive2 J5C-400364 Features

The source identifies Coral Red bodywork, Black touring seating, lithium power, folding windshield, LED headlights with accent running lights, rear LED tail and brake lights, turn signals, horn, USB charging, and a charge-status meter. The legacy specification block also lists a 48-volt AC motor, 4.4 hp output rating, Toyota Industries-built controller, 205/65-10 DOT-rated tires, independent front and rear suspension, and rear mechanical drum brakes. Those details appear consistent with a Drive2 PowerTech Li configuration, but should still be matched to this serial-numbered cart.

What to Verify Before Buying This 2026 Yamaha Drive2

Before purchasing, match serial number J5C-400364 and stock 24849 to the physical cart and current paperwork. Confirm the exact lithium battery model and capacity, installation date, battery documentation, charger, controller, motor response, braking, steering, suspension, tires, wheels, windshield, lighting, turn signals, horn, USB ports, seating, roof, body panels, and every installed accessory. The source also includes vehicle and battery warranty language; confirm current warranty duration, eligibility, exclusions, transferability, and start date from current Yamaha or seller documentation.

If public-road operation is planned, separately verify registration, licensing, insurance, roadway access, speed classification, and required local equipment. DOT-rated tires, lighting, turn signals, or lithium power do not by themselves establish street legality.