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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

Yamaha

F150

PetrolOutboard

150 hp · 110.3 kW · 237 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Yamaha

F200

PetrolOutboard

200 hp · 147.1 kW · 240 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Suzuki

DF200A

PetrolOutboard

200 hp · 147 kW · 235 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Yamaha

F100

PetrolOutboard

100 hp · 73.6 kW · 170 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Yamaha

VF175

PetrolOutboard

175 hp · 128.7 kW · 223 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Honda

BF 150

PetrolOutboard

150 hp · 110.3 kW · 218 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Yamaha

F80

PetrolOutboard

80 hp · 58.8 kW · 162 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Suzuki

DF140B

PetrolOutboard

140 hp · 103 kW · 186 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

Suzuki

DF150A

PetrolOutboard

150 hp · 110 kW · 235 kg · Long shaft, extra long shaft

For sale via a dealer

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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.