Yamaha Drive Parts & Accessories

Look at the headlights: dual round headlights mean you've got the Drive (G29, 2006–2016), while a single integrated headlight pod with a wider sculpted front is the Drive2 (2017+). That's the fast visual check — but for an exact generation, the serial number stamped on the chassis frame (under the driver-side floorboard) is the definitive answer, and a Yamaha dealer or your owner's manual can decode it to the exact year. It matters because the two share almost no body, lift, or front-end parts.

Yes, it changes things. A gas Drive or Drive2 has an engine and a single 12V starting battery; an electric has a 48V battery pack under the seat and a charge port. Even in the same body, the engine/motor cover, throttle pedal, charge port, and main wiring harness are different parts between gas and electric.

The Drive (G29) ran 2006–2016. Gas Drives were carbureted from 2006–2011 and switched to EFI (fuel injection) in 2012, so if you see a throttle body and fuel injector instead of a carburetor, it's a 2012-or-newer EFI. Fuel-system parts are specific to carb vs EFI, so confirm which you have.

The serial number is the most reliable way to identify your Yamaha for parts — it pins down your generation, and a Yamaha dealer or your owner's manual can decode it to an exact year for fitment-sensitive components. Yamaha stamps it on the chassis frame, usually under the driver-side floorboard or near the accelerator pedal. If the badges are worn or you're unsure what you have, call 678-331-7404 with your cart and we'll help you pin it down.

Usually not for body and cosmetic parts. The Drive (G29) and Drive2 share very little, so most body kits, lift kits, and front-end accessories are generation-specific. Confirm which one you have with the headlight check above, and if a listing says 'G29 only' or 'Drive2 only,' take it at its word.