Mercury Avator 110e

⚙️ OUTBOARDS

The Mercury Avator 110e electric outboard motor offers a modern and sustainable alternative to traditional gasoline-powered outboards. Built with efficiency and simplicity in mind, this model is ideal for small boats and recreational use. With zero emissions, quiet operation, and minimal maintenance, the Avator 110e aligns with the needs of eco-conscious boaters.

The "110e" designation signifies the motor’s approximate output of 1.1 kW, comparable to a 3.5-horsepower gas outboard. This makes it suitable for powering lightweight watercraft with ease, such as small inflatables, dinghies, and kayaks. Its lightweight, swappable lithium-ion battery ensures portability and flexibility, while a built-in digital interface provides vital information, including battery status, speed, and estimated range, enhancing user confidence and trip planning. Key specifications include:

• Motor Output: 1.1 kW (comparable to a 3.5 hp gasoline engine)

• Battery: 230 Wh lithium-ion, swappable for extended range

• Runtime: Approximately 60 minutes at full throttle

• Charging Time: 3.5 hours with a standard charger

• Weight: 45 lbs (including battery)

• Steering: Tiller control with intuitive handling Features: Integrated display for battery, speed, and range monitoring Best Use Cases

The Mercury Avator 110e is well-suited for recreational boaters who value sustainability and simplicity. Its quiet, emission-free operation makes it ideal for peaceful outings on lakes and rivers, where the surrounding natural environment can be fully enjoyed. It’s particularly effective for trolling while fishing, as its quiet propulsion helps avoid disturbing fish. Additionally, the Avator 110e is an excellent auxiliary power source for small sailboats, providing reliable backup when wind conditions are poor. Its lightweight and easy-to-operate design also appeal to beginners or casual users looking for a low-maintenance, hassle-free solution for short-distance boating.

The Avator 110e represents Mercury’s commitment to advancing electric propulsion technology. It combines the performance and reliability expected from Mercury Marine with the benefits of electric power, such as reduced environmental impact and low operating costs.

Its lightweight design and portable battery system provide convenience, while its user-friendly features ensure that boaters can enjoy their time on the water without worrying about complex maintenance or fuel-related issues.

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🛝 RACING

The E1 Series was launched to revolutionize water sports by introducing high-performance electric boats to competitive racing. Founded by Alejandro Agag and Rodi Basso, the championship aims to promote clean energy solutions and reduce environmental impact while maintaining the thrill of motorsport.

The race series features the RaceBird, a cutting-edge electric boat designed for speed and agility. Each RaceBird is powered by electric propulsion systems and utilizes hydrofoiling technology, allowing the craft to glide above the water’s surface. This design minimizes drag and maximizes efficiency, making it a symbol of the sport's futuristic approach.

Miami’s vibrant maritime culture and picturesque waterways make it an ideal location for the E1 Series. Known for its connection to boating and water sports, the city offers a perfect backdrop for showcasing the potential of electric mobility on water. Hosting Season 2 of the E1 Series (finale) in Miami underscores the city’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.

• Dates: November 2025

• Location: Miami’s waterfront

• Participants: Teams from around the globe, each fielding their own RaceBird boats

• Sustainability Goals: Raising awareness about marine ecosystem preservation and clean energy adoption

The E1 Series is more than just a race; it’s a movement toward a cleaner future for marine transportation. Fans and participants alike will experience the thrill of high-speed competition while contributing to a meaningful cause.

For more details about the E1 Series and its upcoming season in Miami, visit here.

📅 EVENTS

The Toronto International Boat Show, one of North America’s largest and most prestigious boating events, will take place from January 18 to January 26, 2025, at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. The show provides a comprehensive look at the latest in boating technology, marine accessories, and lifestyle solutions, attracting exhibitors and enthusiasts from around the globe.

The Toronto International Boat Show features North America’s largest indoor lake, providing a unique experience for attendees. Spanning over an acre, this massive water body allows for live demonstrations, paddleboard testing, and hands-on learning activities. Whether you're an experienced boater or new to water sports, the indoor lake offers something for everyone to enjoy. Here is a link to the schedule of events for the indoor lake - including a water ski show (weekends only) and a daily electric boat demo.

As sustainability becomes a key priority in the boating industry, the Toronto International Boat Show will feature several exhibitors showcasing electric boats and related technologies. These exhibitors are leading the charge in developing eco-friendly solutions for watercraft enthusiasts.

Example Electric Boat Exhibitors:

• Vision Marine Technologies: Known for their high-performance electric boats and proprietary electric outboard motors.

• Volta X Marine: Offering innovative electric pontoon boats designed for recreational use.

• Torqeedo: A pioneer in electric propulsion systems, presenting solutions for various boat sizes.

• X Shore: Displaying their sleek, high-performance electric boats designed with sustainability in mind.

• Pure Watercraft: Highlighting their electric outboard motors and integrated boat systems.

The show isn’t just about boats; it’s an opportunity to explore advancements in marine technology, attend educational seminars, and connect with industry leaders. With an increasing focus on sustainability, the event serves as a platform to promote and adopt eco-friendly boating practices.

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