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Why Electric Jet Skis Are Struggling to Gain Ground Without a Paradigm Shift

The real challenge lies in electrifying a jet ski without altering its fundamental nature.

Speed ​​is the primary promise of a jet ski, but it's also where electric propulsion reaches its limits.

Doubling the speed means multiplying energy consumption by four or five.

At speeds over 40 knots, batteries not only discharge quickly, but they also necessitate compromises in range, weight, safety, and ease of use.

It's not a battery issue.

It's a physics and design issue.

Electric propulsion requires a different approach:

a lower top speed, increased efficiency before planing, controlled lift, a lower center of gravity with the potential for sporty instability, and a riding experience that isn't solely dependent on raw speed.

This is the paradigm we've been developing and validating for the past five years, under real-world conditions for water sports.

Not a concept. Not an adaptation. An architecture.

We heard you.

After 3 years of real-world operation, one thing became clear.
The product is neither a circuit nor a boat.
It’s a water attraction that adapts to the situation,
guest flow and guest mindset.
When attendance is moderate,
we deliver organized excursions — smooth, immersive, accessible.
When the rush hits,
it becomes a family ride that absorbs the crowd.
One attraction.
Multiple uses.
Same equipment.

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More to come.

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