How Fast Is an Electric Boat, Really?

[@michaelgothenburg364]

Speed is not the point really, the point is how many hours can it run? I am not in the habit of taking a one hour drive around the archipelago and then I have to go home and recharge the batteries...

[@bigjohn9536]

they had to recharge after 1/8 mi. pretty pathetic I think

[@xshore]

Thank you for your feedback! We understand that range is a crucial factor for extended trips. Our boats are designed to offer sustainable and efficient electric power, with a maximum range of up to 100 nautical miles at lower speeds. You can explore our full range specifications here: xshore.com/products/eelex-8000/specifications/ to see how they perform across different speeds. Our goal is to provide you with the freedom to enjoy longer journeys without frequent recharging.

[@JasonWoods-ed7yu]

Lol, yeah that 1/8 mile time in a boat is really important....

[@xshore]

We hear you! While speed may not be everything, we aim to balance performance, efficiency and sustainability to provide a complete experience on the water.

[@wingaboating]

Amazing!

[@xshore]

Thank you! We're excited to share our passion for electric boating with you!

[@wingaboating]

@@xshore When can you make a test drive?

[@marcuscove]

Pointless comparison. It's ALL about RANGE.

[@xshore]

We agree that range is a crucial factor! At X Shore, we’re continuously working to optimize range while delivering the best overall performance.

[@johnparo3137]

Haha they still suck. Go 40 miles out. Haha

[@xshore]

We appreciate the feedback! Our mission is to continually push the limits of electric boating, including improving range and overall performance. Stay tuned for more innovations!