
The YEEDERCAR 964 Electric Drift Kart: Top-Tier Specs Explained
The 964 is the flagship build of our electric drift kart lineup — a 72V machine with a LiFePO4 battery, a 2500W motor and a supercar-style ABS shell. It hits 60 km/h, sprints from 0 to 60 in about three seconds, and stops with four-wheel disc brakes, six brake pumps and three braking modes. This guide breaks down every part of the spec so you know exactly what you are buying.
In this guide
- Battery: 72V 50Ah LiFePO4 and the 40km range
- Power: 2500W motor, 60 km/h top speed, 0-60 in ~3 seconds
- Chassis: thickened ABS supercar shell + racing-grade suspension
- Control: 4-wheel disc brakes, 3 braking modes and app speed limiting
Battery: 72V 50Ah LiFePO4, 40 km Range
The 964 runs on a 72V 50Ah LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery. LiFePO4 is the chemistry of choice for serious electric rides: it is safer under load and impact, tolerates more charge cycles than standard lithium, and delivers stable voltage even as the pack drains — which keeps the kart’s acceleration consistent instead of fading halfway through a session.
On a full charge, the 964 is rated for about 40 km of range. Real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain, tire pressure and how aggressively you are drifting, but the 50Ah capacity gives you plenty of session time between charges.
Power: 2500W Motor, 60 km/h, 0-60 in ~3 Seconds
A 2500W motor powers the rear end, pushing the kart to a top speed of 60 km/h. That combination of torque and gearing gives the 964 its party trick: 0 to 60 km/h in about three seconds. It is fast enough to feel genuinely quick, but the linear electric delivery makes it controllable — which is exactly what you want when the rear end starts sliding.
Chassis: Thickened ABS Supercar Shell + Racing Suspension
The bodywork is a thickened ABS shell styled like a supercar, so it takes the bumps and scrapes of parking-lot sessions without cracking like cheaper thin shells. Underneath, racing-grade suspension keeps the kart planted through corners and absorbs the kick when you transition from grip to drift. It is a drift kart, but it is built to be ridden hard all afternoon.
Braking and Control: 6 Pumps, 4-Wheel Discs, 3 Modes
Stopping power is where the 964 separates itself from entry karts. Six brake pumps feed four-wheel disc brakes, so every corner of the kart slows together instead of nosediving onto the fronts. Three braking modes let you match the feel to the situation — sharper for track laps, softer for parking-lot slides.
There is also phone app speed control: you can cap the top speed from your phone, which makes the kart manageable for lighter or less experienced riders without changing the hardware. It is the closest thing to a remote throttle limiter in this class.
Full Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Battery | 72V 50Ah LiFePO4 |
| Range | About 40 km per charge |
| Motor | 2500W |
| Top speed | 60 km/h (app-limitable) |
| Acceleration | 0-60 km/h in about 3 seconds |
| Body | Thickened ABS supercar shell |
| Suspension | Racing-grade |
| Brakes | 6 brake pumps, 4-wheel disc brakes, 3 modes |
| Control | Phone app speed limiting |
Who Is the 964 For?
The 964 suits adult riders who want a real drift toy — something fast enough to be exciting, tough enough to take abuse, and controllable enough to hand to a lighter rider with the app speed cap. If you have a private lot, an empty track or a weekend spot, this is the top-tier build in the lineup.
FAQ
How far can the 964 go on a charge?
About 40 km under typical conditions. Range varies with rider weight, terrain, tire pressure and how aggressively you ride.
How fast is it?
Top speed is 60 km/h, and it does 0-60 km/h in about 3 seconds. You can cap the speed from the phone app for lighter riders.
Why LiFePO4 instead of standard lithium?
LiFePO4 is safer under load and impact, lasts more charge cycles, and holds stable voltage as it drains — so acceleration stays consistent.
Is it suitable for teens?
With adult supervision, a helmet and the app speed cap, yes. A 60 km/h kart is a serious machine, so start slow.
What is the braking setup?
Six brake pumps feed four-wheel disc brakes, with three braking modes you can switch between for track or drift use.
Can I use it on the street?
No — it is built for private lots and tracks. Keep it off public roads and always wear protective gear.
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