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Yamaha MS20

Japanese manufacturer of marine propulsion and boat-control systems, including electric propulsion products.

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MS20

MS20

Saltwater never sleeps; which is why this motor doesn't take shortcuts. Built with purpose-made protection, relentless power and Yamaha's knack for turning corrosion into a non-issue, it's the calm in the current.

Key facts

  • Family: Electric Drive
  • Thrust: 20.4 kg
  • Voltage: 12 V

Position in Yamaha range

The Electric Drive family uses electric propulsion instead of a combustion engine. Voltage, thrust, current draw, battery capacity and mounting therefore replace displacement and fuel system as the primary selection variables.

This is model 4 of 7 in the Electric Drive family when the range is ordered from higher to lower rated output.

Neighbouring models

  • Higher-output neighbour: M20
  • Lower-output neighbour: M18

Before choosing

Check required thrust, system voltage, maximum current, battery capacity, cable sizing, mounting arrangement and control integration. Electric-drive selection should be based on the complete propulsion and battery system rather than nominal output alone.

FAQ

How should this electric-drive model be compared with another Yamaha electric drive?
Compare thrust, system voltage, current draw, shaft length, mounting arrangement and control configuration. Use the complete electric-drive system requirements rather than a combustion-engine output metric.
What should be verified before installation?
Confirm required thrust, system voltage, battery capacity, cable sizing, shaft or mounting configuration and the exact control setup for the boat.

Sources & verification

Technical data: Yamaha Motor Europe official product page. Official factsheet. Verified: 2026-09-06.

SKU: 2026-MS20-RW-F914EH

Electric-Drive Technical specs

Amp draw42
Voltage12
Mount featureLever lock
Maximum thrust (kg)20.4
Speeds (FWD/REV)Variable
Shaft length914 mm
ControlTelescoping Tiller