We compare the power, dimensions, costs, and other factors, between gas-powered karts and electric-powered karts to see which works best for competitions and leisure.

To test the advantages of gas versus electric propulsion, the MythBusters tear apart a perfectly good gasoline-powered go-kart and transform it into a tire-smoking machine that's fastand clean.

Go-karting began with gas-powered vehicles, ... Six-speed, 125cc racing go-karts, however, can hit 115 miles per hour and reach 60 miles per hour from a standing start in just over 3 seconds.

Gas-powered kart engines are often shared with lawn mowers, made by other companies like Briggs and Stratton as well as HPD, and indoor tracks use electric karts so they’re not filling the air ...

The Honda eGX Racing Kart is a concept for now, ... 53.1 inches wide, and 23.2 inches tall, sans driver of course, and weighs 230 pounds, slightly heavier than a gas-powered shifter kart.