The complete electric beach wagon package for South Florida's soft sand — folds to fit your car, ready for the beach 365 days a year.

The best electric beach cart for soft sand — built for a year-round beach season

Boca Raton and Delray Beach get a beach season most of the country doesn't: warm water and usable sand nearly every month of the year. That means more trips from the car to the water than almost any other market in the country — and more wear on whatever's hauling the gear. South Beach Park, Red Reef, and Delray's Atlantic Avenue beach all share the same soft, fine sand that bogs down a standard wheeled wagon fast. e-KRT is a dual-motor, 3-wheel battery-powered beach wagon built specifically for that terrain, and it folds down to fit in the trunk of the car you already drive — no trailer hitch, no roof rack, nothing extra to store between trips.

Why it fits South Florida specifically

• No hitch required. e-KRT folds to 30 × 24 × 28.5 inches and weighs about 80 lbs — it goes in the trunk or back seat of an SUV or sedan. Many electric beach carts on the market ship fully assembled and need a 2" trailer hitch plus a hitch-mounted cargo carrier just to get to the beach — a separate purchase most buyers don't find out about until after they've bought the cart.
• Built for year-round use. A beach cart used 40+ weekends a year sees more sand, salt air, and sun exposure than one used a handful of times each summer. e-KRT's removable lithium battery and keyed security are built for that kind of regular use, not occasional weekend trips.
• One trip, not three. A removable 36V 31.5Ah lithium battery (1,134Wh) powers the cart for a full beach day, so the walk from the parking lot to the water is one loaded trip instead of three unloaded ones.
• Room for your cooler. The cooler platform is sized for standard coolers in the 40–65-quart range on the standard mounts — we're finalizing exact dimension specs this week and will confirm which named models fit once that's verified.

A complete package costs less than a bare cart plus extras

Most electric beach wagons are sold as a bare cart — chair racks, umbrella mounts, and cooler trays are priced separately, and a cart heavy enough to need a trailer hitch adds a hitch and cargo carrier on top of that. Once those real costs are added in, e-KRT is the lower-cost option even though it isn't always the lowest sticker price:

Based on published pricing from leading electric beach cart brands as of August 2026 — accessories priced to match e-KRT's standard equipment, plus a trailer hitch and hitch-mounted cargo carrier where the cart doesn't fold and ships fully assembled. If a tow hitch is already fitted to your vehicle, that line item drops out for those brands too — e-KRT still needs neither.

e-KRT, LLC — New York, New York — ekrtus.com