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Ultimate Boating RAD Propulsion RAD 120

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RAD Propulsion

RAD Propulsion RAD 120 — specifications

The RAD Propulsion RAD 120 is an electric outboard motor. This page gathers its specifications as published in the manufacturer's official documentation and lets you put it head to head with its direct rivals.

Key figures

Propulsive power
120kW
Voltage
400V
Dry weight
175kg

Technical specifications

Motor

Input power 120 kW
Propulsive power 120 kW
Thermal equivalent n/a
Thrust n/a

Electrical

Voltage 400 V
Integrated battery No (external)
Battery capacity n/a
Protection rating n/a

Practical

Dry weight 175 kg
Control Remote
Shaft long / extra-long
Indicative price n/a

Competing motors

Similar power outputs from other manufacturers — open the electric comparator to put them side by side.

Vision Marine E-Motion 180E 135 kW · 180 hp · 40 kg · 650 V Evoy Breeze 90 kW · 120 hp Flux Marine FM115 86 kW · 115 hp · 147 kg · 400 V

Other RAD Propulsion motors

RAD 40 40 kW The full RAD Propulsion range →

Data provenance

Specification source
Manufacturer's official documentation
Model year
2026

Indicative price, base configuration (excl. external battery, options, rigging, discounts). It varies by market, model year and dealer — never a firm quote. Confirm with a dealer.

It is provided for guidance only. Despite systematic cross-checking (≥ 2 sources for sensitive values), discrepancies, rounding or outdated information remain possible. Any unpublished value is marked “n/a” — never estimated.