For sailboats and small powerboats replacing a 9.9 hp gas outboard on a 48 V bank, at a lower price than Torqeedo or Mercury.
Blue Marine $4,1997 ePropulsion electric outboards ranked. Each one is scored and ranked against every brand in its size, so "#3 mid-size" means third of all mid-size electric outboards here, not third among ePropulsion's own.
ePropulsion makes 7 current electric outboards: 3 up to 1.5 kw and 4 over 1.5 kw. Prices run from $1,169.10 for the ePropulsion eLite to $11,500 for the ePropulsion X12. Its best-rated model in each size: the ePropulsion eLite (#6 of 10 up to 1.5 kw, rated 3.1) and the ePropulsion Navy 6.0 Evo (#2 of 16 over 1.5 kw, rated 3.5).
Prices were last checked November 2, 2026 and are subject to change; the price and availability shown by the retailer at the time of purchase apply.
ePropulsion electric outboards 7
- ePropulsion X12#8 over 1.5 kwFull review
For console boats moving to electric at the 25 hp class that want trim, tilt and steering built in.
Blue Marine $11,500$11,50012 kW-105.8 lb - ePropulsion eLite#6 up to 1.5 kwFull review
For short tender runs from mooring to dock, where carrying weight matters more than range.
eMarine $1,169.10 Blue Marine $1,299$1,169.100.5 kW-17.4 lb - ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Plus#8 up to 1.5 kwFull review
For dinghy owners who want a 3 hp-class electric at the lowest complete price, buy it with the battery.
Blue Marine $1,650 TB Nation $1,650$1,6501 kW3 hp42.6 lb - ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Evo#9 up to 1.5 kwFull review
For sailboat owners who want a 3 hp-class auxiliary that can steer from the helm or recharge under sail.
TB Nation $2,150$2,1501 kW3 hp44 lb - ePropulsion Spirit 2#15 over 1.5 kwFull review
For dinghies and day cruisers that outgrew a 3 hp but still want a motor and battery under 50 lb together.
Blue Marine $2,624 TB Nation $2,624$2,6242 kW-45.9 lb