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ePropulsion
ePropulsion develops electric marine propulsion systems including electric outboards, inboard motors, pod drives, batteries and integrated control systems for recreational and commercial vessels. Choosing an electric marine propulsion system is not only a question of motor power. Installation type, hull and displacement, intended speed, battery energy, charging access, control layout and total installed weight all affect whether a system is practical for a particular boat. Use the product families below as a starting point, then compare the complete configuration rather than a single specification. Range and running time depend on available battery energy and operating speed together with hull efficiency, load, conditions, propeller setup and the reserve you want to keep.
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ePropulsion · Electric Inboards
Modular high-power electric inboard platform for large sailing yachts, motor vessels and commercial craft; the current published motor is the 100 kW H-100. Within H-Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For inboards, include machinery-space access, drivetrain or shaft arrangement, cooling, battery placement, cabling and service access.
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ePropulsion · Electric Inboards
Electric inboard motor family from 10 to 40 kW with compact integrated architecture, eSSA connectivity and hydrogeneration for sailboats, leisure craft and commercial vessels. Within I-Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For inboards, include machinery-space access, drivetrain or shaft arrangement, cooling, battery placement, cabling and service access.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
Compact lightweight electric outboard with an integrated 378 Wh battery, 500 W nominal output and 750 W Sport Mode. Within eLite, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For compact outboards, pay particular attention to shaft length, carry weight, battery handling, charging and tiller versus remote control.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
Lightweight electric outboard for kayaks and small craft with 500 W nominal output, 750 W Boost Mode and an integrated 378 Wh battery. Within kLite 750, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For compact outboards, pay particular attention to shaft length, carry weight, battery handling, charging and tiller versus remote control.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
Direct-drive electric outboard family in 3 kW and 6 kW models with hydrogeneration and tiller or remote-control configurations. Within Navy Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For larger outboards, check transom geometry, steering and trim, battery voltage and usable energy, cabling and total system weight.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
Portable 1 kW electric outboard family with a removable 1276 Wh battery. Spirit 1.0 Evo models add hydrogeneration and multiple control options. Within Spirit 1.0 Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For compact outboards, pay particular attention to shaft length, carry weight, battery handling, charging and tiller versus remote control.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
Portable 2 kW electric outboard family with a 1539 Wh quick-connect battery, hydrogeneration and up to 3 kW Boost Mode on tiller models. Within Spirit 2, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For compact outboards, pay particular attention to shaft length, carry weight, battery handling, charging and tiller versus remote control.
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ePropulsion · Electric Outboards
96 V integrated electric outboard family in 12 kW, 20 kW and 40 kW models with electric steering, power trim and high-efficiency direct drive. Within X-Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For larger outboards, check transom geometry, steering and trim, battery voltage and usable energy, cabling and total system weight.
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ePropulsion · Marine Batteries
51.2 V LiFePO4 marine battery family in 3.072 kWh, 5.12 kWh and 8.345 kWh capacities for ePropulsion electric propulsion systems. Within E-Series Batteries, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For larger outboards, check transom geometry, steering and trim, battery voltage and usable energy, cabling and total system weight.
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ePropulsion · Marine Batteries
102.4 V LiFePO4 marine battery family for higher-power ePropulsion systems, offered in 100 Ah and 230 Ah configurations. Within G-Series Batteries, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For larger outboards, check transom geometry, steering and trim, battery voltage and usable energy, cabling and total system weight.
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ePropulsion · Pod / Sail Drives
96 V eSSA-integrated pod-drive family in 12 kW and 20 kW models with high-efficiency direct drive and hydrogeneration. Within POD Drive eSSA, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For pod drives, check hull opening and mounting geometry, interior access, sealing, propeller clearance, controls, cabling and haul-out implications.
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ePropulsion · Pod / Sail Drives
Direct-drive electric pod propulsion family in 1 kW, 3 kW and 6 kW models with hydrogeneration and maintenance-free brushless motors. Within POD Drive Evo Series, compare installation and controls first, then published power, electrical system, weight, dimensions, charging requirements and the features that matter for your boat. Similar power ratings do not automatically make two configurations interchangeable. For pod drives, check hull opening and mounting geometry, interior access, sealing, propeller clearance, controls, cabling and haul-out implications.
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