E-BOAT 101
Electric boating, explained.
Range, charging, ownership costs, and the boats available today. Five straightforward lessons from the dealership that works exclusively with electric watercraft.
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The questions every electric boater asks.
Start here, then contact our team when you are ready to compare specific boats or plan a sea trial.
How far can an electric boat go?
Range depends on the hull, battery, speed, weather, and how you use the boat. Efficient cruising can dramatically extend range, and we match real-world routes to the right boat before recommending a model.
How and where do I charge it?
Many electric boats charge from ordinary shore power. Faster systems may use higher-capacity marina or home circuits. We help plan the charging setup for your dock, marina, storage location, and typical turnaround time.
What kinds of electric boats are available now?
Electric options now include day boats, pontoons, center consoles, personal watercraft, performance boats, outboards, and repower systems. Availability varies, so our showroom reflects what can actually be purchased or ordered.
What does electric boat ownership cost?
Electric propulsion removes fuel, oil changes, and many routine engine-service items. Purchase price and battery size still matter, so we compare the complete ownership picture instead of promising one universal savings number.
How do I choose the right electric boat?
Start with your route, passenger count, desired speed, charging access, trailering needs, and budget. From there we can narrow the field, compare models, and arrange an on-water demonstration.