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If you’re in search of the perfect round, start with a battery built to go the distance. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at golf cart batteries — what they are, how to choose the right ones, and how to care for them properly for a full season of on-course fun.
When it’s time to tackle the overgrowth, reliable tools make all the difference. One key to a smooth and efficient lawn care routine? A high-quality, reliable battery to power your lawn and garden equipment. This blog post will explore how choosing the right battery can improve the performance of your equipment, save you time and money, and ensure your tools keep working hard all season long.
Start-stop technology in cars has been on the rise over the past decade as emissions and environmental concerns mount. In 2013, about 2% of passenger cars came equipped with start-stop systems. That number grew to more than 50% of all new gasoline non-hybrid vehicles in 2023, according to the 2024 EPA Automotive Trends Report.
Your car’s Lead Acid battery is a marvel, with technology that dates back to the 1850s. But the chemistry and components that make it work — like corrosive acid and lead — can also present potential hazards if improperly handled. When it’s time to dispose of your battery, it’s important to do so in a way that ensures safety, protects the environment and complies with recycling regulations.
Modern car systems like start-stop, infotainment screens and driver-assist all demand a tougher, smarter 12-volt source than a standard Flooded Lead Acid battery. EFBs answer this call.
Consumers and equipment operators are prioritizing smarter, lighter, longer-lasting energy solutions. Lithium, once viewed as a high-end alternative, is now a leading choice for everything from golf carts and pontoons to RVs and utility vehicles.
An EFB is a further development of a conventional wet-cell battery, a technology that has been in use for more than 160 years. They’re engineered with specific enhancements that help them perform more efficiently during frequent discharging, a demand that’s typical in modern vehicles equipped with start-stop systems.
DALLAS (January 19, 2026) – North America’s leading wholly-owned distributor of aftermarket batteries serving automotive, commercial, and specialty markets, today announced the appointment of Mike Harris as Chief Executive Officer.
DALLAS (October 31, 2025) – Continental Battery Systems (CBS), the leading wholly owned provider of battery distribution and recycling services in North America, has been named the Stellantis 2025 Aftermarket Supplier of the Year in an award ceremony held in Paris, France.
DALLAS (September 2, 2025) – Continental Battery Systems (CBS), a leading national distributor of batteries and battery accessories, today announced the promotion of John Rauco to the role of Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). Rauco most recently served as Senior Vice President of Sales, where he played a pivotal role in accelerating growth, deepening customer relationships and advancing the company’s integrated national go-to-market strategy.
DALLAS (July 12, 2024) – Continental Battery Systems is excited to announce its acceptance as an approved vendor on BuyBoard in Texas. This competitive approval — under Contract 715-23, Automotive Parts, Fluids, Equipment and Maintenance Services — grants CBS access and visibility to a wide range of public and government entities seeking quality power solutions.
Modern vehicles ask far more of their batteries than a simple start. Touchscreens, seat heaters, lane-assist and start-stop systems keep the power on even when the engine is off. According to the EPA’s 2023 Automotive Trends Report, 62% of 2023 model-year vehicles claimed off-cycle credits for start-stop technology.
