Ultimate BoatingePropulsion Navy 6.0 Evo

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ePropulsion Navy 6.0 Evo: specifications

The ePropulsion Navy 6.0 Evo is an electric outboard rated at 6 kW, which the manufacturer states as the equivalent of 9.9 hp for a combustion outboard.

The essentials: this model against its direct rivals

Where it offers more than its rivals

  • Heaviest motor (battery excluded)36 kgrivals: 21 to 32 kg

Head to head with its direct rivals

Side-by-side figures for the Navy 6.0 Evo against Parsun Joy6.0 · Tohatsu ALARIS 6.0 (MEP6.0) · Torqeedo Cruise 6.0, at a comparable power class.

CharacteristicePropulsion Navy 6.0 EvoParsun Joy6.0Tohatsu ALARIS 6.0 (MEP6.0)Torqeedo Cruise 6.0
Input power kW6666
Petrol-equivalent hp9.99.99.99.9
Static thrust Nn/a1,1701,1691,023
Weight kg36n/a3221
Voltage V48484848

The “petrol-equivalent” is each manufacturer's own claimed figure, not standardised: it is not comparable across brands.

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Key figures

Input power
6kW
Thermal equivalent
9.9hp
Voltage
48V
Dry weight
36kg

Sources and technical context

Notes and conditions (FR)

Manufacturer's notes (in French)

Technical specifications

Motor

InstallationOutboard
Input power6 kW
Propulsive powern/a
Thermal equivalent9.9 hp
Thrustn/a

Electrical

Voltage48 V
Integrated batteryNo (external)
Battery capacityn/a
Protection ratingn/a

Practical

Dry weight36 kg
ControlTiller or remote control
ShaftS/L
Indicative pricen/a

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