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since 2019

Engines for your boat

Outboard, inboard and electric. For each engine you see the specifications and on which boats it is available as standard or as an option. The catalogue will be expanded in the coming period.

Engines

Evoy

Hurricane IB

ElectricShaft drive / Sterndrive / Jet drive

408 hp · 300 kW · 290 kg

For sale via a dealer

Evoy

Storm IB

ElectricShaft drive / Sterndrive / Jet drive

302 hp · 222 kW · 278 kg

For sale via a dealer

Nanni

Z8V.370

DieselShaft drive / Sterndrive

370 hp · 272 kW · 435 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 FWD-350

PetrolSterndrive

350 hp · 261 kW · 452 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 FWD-380

PetrolSterndrive

380 hp · 283 kW · 441 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 FWD-400

PetrolSterndrive

400 hp · 298 kW · 441 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 FWD-430

PetrolSterndrive

430 hp · 321 kW · 441 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 TCC-350

PetrolSterndrive

350 hp · 261 kW · 452 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 TCC-380

PetrolSterndrive

380 hp · 283 kW · 441 kg

For sale via a dealer

Volvo Penta

V8 TCC-430

PetrolSterndrive

430 hp · 321 kW · 441 kg

For sale via a dealer

Electric boating

With electric, other figures count

With an electric motor the power in kW is the reference, but what you notice in practice depends mostly on the battery. That is why we show three extra fields for electric engines and boats.

Electric boating selection

Battery capacity (kWh)

How much energy the battery can store. The bigger, the longer you can cruise, but a bigger battery is also heavier.

Range

How far or how long you get on one charge. Strongly depends on speed: cruising slowly extends the range considerably.

Charging time

How long it takes to fully recharge the battery. Depends on the charger and the shore connection.