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The Vatrer 72V 105Ah is a LiFePO4 replacement battery for 72V electric UTVs, ATVs and carts, sold as a conversion kit with a dedicated charger and an external LCD monitor. It stores 7,392Wh and supports 300A continuous discharge (about 21.12kW) with a 600A burst for 3 seconds, so it holds up under hard pulls and steep climbs. Up to four matching batteries can run in parallel to extend range while staying at 72V. It suits owners of aging lead-acid 72V machines who want more usable capacity, less weight and a built-in battery management system. Against generic drop-in lithium packs, the included charger and monitor make the swap more complete, though it is a large, heavy pack that needs a compatible 72V system and a charger that matches it.
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Lowest price we've seen: $3,595.00 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
The Vatrer 72V 105Ah is a LiFePO4 lithium battery kit that replaces worn lead-acid batteries in a 72V electric UTV without changing the vehicle's system voltage. It also supports compatible electric ATV builds, golf carts and street-legal carts. It powers an electric drivetrain, not a gas ATV's 12V starting system.
The battery supports 300A continuous discharge, for up to 21.12kW of sustained output. It can deliver up to 600A for 3 seconds during takeoff or sudden acceleration. Its energy capacity is 7,392Wh, and up to four matching Vatrer batteries can be connected in parallel to add capacity while keeping the system at 72V.
The kit includes the battery, a dedicated charger and an external LCD monitor with a bracket. The battery has built-in carrying handles and mounting holes along the base. A built-in BMS protects against overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, short circuits and excessive temperatures. The Vatrer app shows state of charge, voltage, current and power on your phone.
