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EMO Electric Creating a more sustainable future for boating, one electric repower at a time.

09/02/2026

Installing an outboard shouldn’t have to be a back-breaking workout! Electric outboards break down into three lightweight components, making them easy to carry, transport, and mount. Simply put the pieces on your transom, click them into place, and you’re ready to go! No lugging one awkward, heavy motor down the dock, no struggling to balance it over the transom, and no dripping fuel all over your boat while you prepare for your outing. And this is just part of the story… Stay tuned for our full ELECTRIC vs GAS comparison video coming soon to our YouTube channel! We’re breaking down the biggest differences between the two — from installation and starting to real-world performance, runtime, cost, maintenance, and much more. We’ll go over where both electric and gas motors win and lose in different situations, so you can decide which one makes the most sense for your boat. You won’t want to miss this! 🙌⚡️⛽️

08/27/2026

We had the opportunity to repower this RAND Mana 23 with an ePropulsion X12 electric outboard. This setup features a 12kW (25 HP) motor powered by two G102 batteries in a 96-volt system, creating a powerful, fully electric boat package. In our recent YouTube video, we’ll give you a tour of the boat, walk you through the entire electric propulsion system, take a closer look at the X12 motor and battery setup, and then head out on the water for a full sea trial. We’ll test its performance, range, and runtime so you can see exactly what this electric boat is capable of. Head over to our YouTube channel to watch the full video 😎 Feel free to get in touch with us if you are interested in repowering your boat too!

08/21/2026

Starting an electric outboard is truly as easy as pressing a button! No pulling cords, no filling up with gas, no wondering if your motor is actually going to start — you just click a button and you’re ready to go. And this is just the beginning… Stay tuned for our ELECTRIC vs GAS comparison video coming soon to our YouTube channel! We will dive into the differences between the two - from starting and installation to performance, maintenance, runtime, and more! We’ll break down where both electric and gas motors win and lose in different situations, so you can decide which one makes the most sense for you. You won’t want to miss this 👀⚡️⛽️

08/18/2026

The ePropulsion eLite is a lightweight, portable electric outboard that’s perfect for getting from your dinghy dock to your mooring, cruising around in your tender, or powering your sailboat when you need a little extra push. It’s also a great option for small inflatables, kayaks, and other lightweight boats where portability and simplicity matter most. No gas. No fumes. No complicated setup. Just grab it, mount it, and get on out the water! 🌊

ePropulsion

08/12/2026

Summer on the water just got a whole lot easier 🌊 Whether you’re heading out for a sail or exploring the bay on your dinghy, the Remigo One makes getting out there simple. At just 26.5 lbs, it’s incredibly lightweight, with the battery built right into the motor - no cables, no extra parts, and no hassle. The quick-release bracket makes it easy to put on and take off, while its marine-grade aluminum construction is built for saltwater. Clean, quiet, lightweight, and emission-free. Find the Remigo One at EMO Electric and head over to our YouTube channel for a full review! Link in bio.

08/05/2026

Before purchasing your Spirit 2, we must inform you that ePropulsion’s shaft length guidance is wrong. They recommend the Extra Short Shaft for transoms up to 15.7 inches, but after testing it ourselves, we’ve found it doesn’t work properly on a 15-inch transom. At higher speeds, the propeller sucks in air, causing cavitation and reducing efficiency and performance. In our recent YouTube video, we explain why ePropulsion’s recommendation is misleading, show you what happened during our testing, and help you choose the correct shaft length for your boat. If you’re unsure which shaft length is right for your boat, reach out to us as we are happy to help! Head over to our channel now to check out the full video! 🙌

08/03/2026

Today we’re going over the different size categories of electric outboards. Over the past few years, the electric outboard market has grown tremendously. There are now motors ranging from ultra-portable 500W models (roughly 1.5 HP equivalent) all the way up to powerful 115 HP electric outboards. In this guide, we’ll break down each electric outboard size category, explain what types of boats they’re best suited for, and help you determine which motor is the best fit based on your boat, your boating style, and how you plan to use it. This is Part 4 of our Electric Outboard Buyer’s Guide Series - if you missed the other parts head over to our YouTube channel to check them out! 🙌

07/28/2026

We think the Torqeedo Travel has best display of any small portable electric outboard. It offers state of charge, live range and runtime, power output, RPMs, and speed all on the same screen! That means you always know exactly what’s happening with your motor while you’re out on the water, making every trip simpler, more enjoyable, and giving you confidence in your remaining range. We love this display! 🙌

07/24/2026

Sleek, stylish, & 100% electric. Say goodbye to filling up your gas tank or thinking about winterization. We love our Scout 215 Dorado and enjoy taking it out on the bay all summer long. Get in touch to learn more about the electric Scout packages that we offer! 🌊

Flux Marine electric

07/20/2026

Not sure which battery type is right for your boat? 🔋 In Part 3 of our Electric Outboard Buyer’s Guide Series, we break down the three battery options used on today’s electric outboards: Built-In Batteries, Integrated Batteries and External Batteries. Each battery type has its own pros and cons, and the best choice depends on how you use your boat. We compare the benefits of each, explain what they’re best suited for, and help you determine which option makes the most sense for your boating needs. Head over to our YouTube channel now to check out the full video & stay tuned for Part 4 coming soon!

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