Electric jet skis encounter several challenges that hinder their broader acceptance. Key issues include limited range, lengthy charging times, and high costs.
These limitations can restrict long-distance travel, continuous usage, and overall affordability. However, improvements are on the way. As outlined in the guide below, it’s now possible to charge from home or even your car.
Like Teslas, electric personal watercraft (PWCs) deliver immediate power and operate with significantly less noise. In fact, they’re notably quieter. Additionally, there are some incredibly exciting models that are both impressive and appealing to many.
So, let’s connect the charger and explore the best options available in the electric jet ski market.
Number One – The Original Electric PWC: Taiga Orca Electric Jet Ski
The Taiga Orca is a groundbreaking jet ski that stands out on its own. As the world’s first electric jet ski, the Orca sets a high standard for future electric models.
Taiga offers three variations of its PWCs: sport, performance, and carbon. All are environmentally friendly due to their electric motors. These models are lightweight and user-friendly for beginners. With minimal maintenance required, you can enjoy more time on the water.
Specs & Features
– Battery: 25 kWh Capacity
– Power: 180 hp
– Length: 117.6”
– Weight: 588 lbs
– Top Speed: 62 mph
– Hull Material: Carbon Fiber
Number Two: T3MPST Maverick
Combining speed with advanced technology, the Maverick GT Jet Ski redefines the concept of jet skis. Its capability to adapt and thrill riders by fitting into RIB hulls adds versatility that will attract water enthusiasts.
The Maverick GT is a unique two-seat personal jet ski powered by a sophisticated 3D-printed electric engine delivering 350 horsepower. Its torque enables it to reach speeds of up to 70 mph. Depending on factors like weight and water conditions, it boasts a range of 150 miles.
Specs & Features
– Top Speed: 70 mph
– Seating Capacity: 1-4 Persons (8 with RIB attachment)
– Range: 75-150 miles
– Runtime: 3-5 hours
– Motor: 350 hp Marine Grade
– Battery: 150 kWh Modular System
– Charger: Up to 80% in 1 hour
– Hull: Deep-V Deadrise Carbon Fiber
Number Three: The Narke GT95 Electrojet
Featuring a 7” smart display, a 24 kWh lithium-ion battery, and an automated brake and reverse system, the Narke GT95 Electrojet is built to impress. It offers a top speed of 30 miles in just 2 hours, surpassing traditional jet skis in acceleration.
This model includes smartphone connectivity, wireless Man Overboard systems, and trailer coverings with built-in fast chargers. The 7-inch display is easy to read in sunlight and shows speed, battery life, distance from shore, and water temperature.
With 48 lb-ft of torque, this electric engine outperforms gas-powered watercraft in both cleanliness and quietness.
Number Four: Supermarine MM01
The Supermarine MM01 Hyperjet by Bouvet is often regarded as the Rolls Royce of electric jet skis. It combines hypercar performance with advanced aeronautical engineering for a smooth, powerful, and lightweight ride. Its carbon Kevlar monocoque frame optimizes the power-to-weight ratio. The electric motor produces 300 HP (220 kW) and 450 Nm of torque, allowing it to reach 75 mph.
Its liquid-cooled batteries provide up to two hours of riding time per charge.
The carbon and leather 29-gallon front storage compartment features high-resistance netting for secure storage on luxurious trips. French designers even included a hidden champagne container behind the saddle.
The MM01 comes equipped with 3D-printed titanium handlebars featuring integrated navigation lights for seamless high-speed rides.
The price tag for the Supermarine MM01 can reach up to a million dollars. ONE MILLION DOLLARS!!!
Specs & Features
– Top Speed: 75 mph
– Engine Type: Electric
– Max Power: 220 kW / 300 HP
– Max Torque: 450 Nm
– Battery Type: Lithium
– Riding Time: Up to 2 hours
– Charging Time: Less than 1 hour
The GT95 Electrojet offers a unique mix of pros and cons. It’s an intriguing option for those seeking an environmentally friendly and enjoyable jet skiing experience. However, like other electric alternatives, it comes with a high price tag, limited range, and longer charging time.
The Narke GT45 Electrojet starts at $47,000.
**Specs & Features**
– Seating Capacity: 1-3 Persons
– Top Speed: 47 mph
– Battery Type: Lithium-ion 24 kWh
– Range: 31 miles (2 hours)
– Dry Weight: 926 lbs
– Weight Capacity: 496 lbs
– Charge Time: 1.5 – 6 Hours
Trending Electric
Electric jet skis are becoming a popular trend in watersports, offering exhilarating performance alongside environmental benefits. As the electric vehicle revolution progresses, these jet skis are transforming watersports to be cleaner and quieter. Significant trial and error remain for the industry to establish a viable alternative.
The rise of electric watercraft is leading to a substantial shift in water recreation, particularly in terms of sustainability. The potential growth of this form of aquatic transportation could revolutionize the industry. Even the military is starting to explore these advancements.
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