The WorkWagon runs on a 48 V, 20 Ah battery. A few simple habits will keep it healthy, especially through a northern winter.
Everyday charging
- Charge after each day of use rather than running the battery flat.
- Charge from a standard outlet in a dry place.
- Keep the charger and connectors clean and dry.
Winter and storage
- Store the wagon and battery somewhere that stays above freezing.
- Top up the charge before storing it, and check it periodically.
- A battery left uncharged in freezing weather is not covered by the warranty.
What about runtime?
We haven't published a runtime figure yet because we want it confirmed on real chores first. Tell us about your typical day and we'll talk it through honestly.
WorkWagon — $2,798
Free Michigan delivery · Regional freight from $248 · 3-year warranty · Shipments begin January 2027
Common questions
What battery does the WorkWagon use?
A 48 V, 20 Ah battery.
How long does a charge last?
Runtime is still being confirmed, so we don't publish a number yet. Ask us about your routine.
Is the battery covered by the warranty?
Defects are covered for 3 years. Normal capacity loss over time and damage from being left uncharged in freezing weather are not.
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