Electric Repower
Transform Your Boat
Convert your gas-powered boat to clean, quiet electric propulsion. Custom solutions tailored to your hull, your goals, and your budget.
What Is a Repower?
Give Your Boat a Second Life
A repower replaces your boat's existing gas or diesel engine with a clean, efficient electric propulsion system. Whether you're upgrading an aging outboard or converting an entire inboard setup, we design and install custom electric systems that match your boat's size, weight, and performance requirements.
Repowering your existing boat is often more cost-effective and sustainable than buying a brand new electric vessel. You keep a hull you already know and love while getting all the benefits of electric propulsion — zero emissions, near-silent operation, lower operating costs, and dramatically reduced maintenance.
Why Go Electric?
Benefits of Electric Propulsion
Zero Emissions
Eliminate exhaust fumes, oil spills, and fuel contamination. Enjoy pristine waterways the way they were meant to be.
Whisper Quiet
Electric motors produce virtually no noise. Hear the water, wildlife, and conversation — not your engine.
Lower Operating Costs
No gas, no oil changes, no spark plugs. Electricity costs a fraction of fuel, and maintenance drops dramatically.
Less Maintenance
Electric motors have far fewer moving parts than combustion engines. No belts, filters, or impellers to replace.
Instant Torque
Electric motors deliver full torque from zero RPM. Smooth, powerful acceleration without the lag.
Sustainable Choice
Repowering your existing boat is more sustainable than buying new. Extend the life of a hull you already love.
The Process
How It Works
Tell Us About Your Boat
Share your boat's specs, current engine, and how you use it. Photos help us assess the conversion scope.
We Design Your System
Our team recommends the right motor, battery configuration, and components for your hull, weight, and performance goals.
Professional Installation
ABYC Master Technician certified team handles the full conversion — motor, batteries, wiring, controls, and testing.
Hit the Water
After thorough sea trials and calibration, you're ready to enjoy cleaner, quieter boating.
Real Results
From Gas to Electric in Weeks
We recently converted a gas-powered Suntracker pontoon to a fully electric setup with LiTime batteries and an ePropulsion outboard — now ready for electric-only lake use. If you're looking to repower your boat, it could be a more sustainable and cost-effective option than buying a brand new vessel.
Motor Options
Motors We Install
We work with the industry's leading electric propulsion manufacturers to find the perfect match for your boat.
Stealth Switch
Up to 50 HP
Planes boats up to 1,500 lbs. 48V to 144V battery options.
Stealth 115
Up to 115 HP
Planes boats up to 3,550 lbs. Remote control, power tilt.
Flux Marine 100
100 HP
Instant torque, exceptional efficiency. Full-day range on single charge.
Vision e-motion
180 HP
Onboard charging system. Charges from any shore outlet.
Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Most boats can be converted, but the feasibility depends on factors like hull type, weight, and intended use. Lighter boats like pontoons, skiffs, and center consoles are excellent candidates. Our team will assess your specific boat and let you know what's possible.
Costs vary widely depending on the motor size, battery capacity, and complexity of the installation. Simple conversions for smaller boats can start under $10,000, while high-performance systems for larger vessels can exceed $100,000. We'll provide a detailed estimate after reviewing your boat's specs and your performance goals.
A typical repower takes 2-6 weeks depending on complexity, parts availability, and the scope of work. Simple outboard swaps can be completed in days, while full inboard conversions with custom battery installations take longer. We'll give you a timeline estimate during consultation.
Range depends on battery capacity, boat weight, and cruising speed. Most conversions deliver 4-8 hours of cruising at moderate speeds. High-capacity battery banks can extend this significantly. We'll help you size the system to match your typical usage patterns.
We work with leading manufacturers including ePropulsion, Stealth Electric Outboards, Flux Marine, Vision Marine, Dakota Lithium, Blue Heron Batteries, and LiTime. We'll recommend the best combination for your boat's requirements and your budget.
In most cases, no special permits are required for recreational use. However, some states have regulations around battery installations and electrical systems on boats. Our ABYC Master Technician certified team ensures all work meets or exceeds industry safety standards and local codes.
It depends on your situation. Repowering is often more cost-effective and sustainable — you keep a hull you already know and love while getting the benefits of electric propulsion. It's also a great option if you have a boat that's in good structural condition but has an aging or inefficient engine.
Most systems can charge from a standard shore power outlet, though faster chargers are available. Charging typically takes 4-8 hours from empty depending on battery size and charger capacity. Some systems, like Vision Marine's e-motion, include onboard charging that works in or out of the water.
Get Started
Request a Repower Consultation
Tell us about your boat and your goals — we'll get back to you within 1-2 business days with a consultation plan.