Navy Series
Introducing the Navy Series
the Navy Series is the backbone of ePropulsion electric outboard motors. It provides efficient and clean power for aluminum fishing boats, dinghies, daysailers and cruising sailboats. It is suitable for saltwater and freshwater use. Thanks to the direct-drive technology, the Navy electric outboard boat motor is quiet, maintenance-free, and reliable.
Build Your Navy System
Step 1
Choose Your Motor
Step 2
Choose Your Control
Step 3
Choose Your Battery
E-Series Lithium Battery
Competitive pricing
Unit price is as low as $0.5 per watt-hour.
High energy density
70% less weight and space than standard lead-acid batteries.
Longer life cycles
3000 cycles at 80% DOD.
Made for ePropulsion Motors
Data synced with ePropulsion motors to apply smart operation strategy.
Incredible Range
Navy Series electric outboard motors are impressively efficient to go further and faster.
Navy 3.0
Navy 6.0
With one charge, you can go 40 miles with the Navy 6.0 Evo, or go fishing all day long at trolling speed.
Four Evo Controls
Evo Tiller
Evo Top Mount Control
Evo Side Mount Control
Evo Dual Control
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Digital DisplayOffers real-time monitoring of the power, remaining runtime, battery level, voltage, etc.
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Electric StartPress the button and you’re ready to go. No more pulling the cord to start.
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Magnetic Kill SwitchWorks as an emergency stop key for ePropulsion electric outboards.
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Smooth Throttle ChangingDesigned with excellent throttle response and clear throttle hand feel.
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Adjustable Max Power OutputAdjustable full throttle power makes ePropulsion electric motors kid-friendly and suitable for rental boats.
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Ambidextrous OperationTurning throttle easily either from the left-hand or right-hand side.
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Safety Wristband
- Easy-to-use
- Man overboard protection
- Wireless connection
- Waterproof IP67
- Max connection up to 8 wristbands per motor
Hydrogenerator Empowers Sailors
Navy 3.0 / 6.0 Evo allows you to generate electricity with its hydrogeneration function. ePropulsion prides itself on being pioneers in the electric outboard motors market.
- The hydrogeneration data is based on real tests with the anti-ventilation plate installed.
- Navy 6.0 Evo is tested with a 12.6″ x 8.7″ three-blade aluminium propeller that you could order separately.
Specs
What's in the Box
Main Part
Tiller Shaft
Lanyard
Main Switch
Cable
Link Arm
Wrench Set
Invitation Card
Warranty Card
Quality Certificate
User Manual
Main Part
Tiller Shaft
Lanyard
Main Switch
Cable
Link Arm
Wrench Set
Propeller Assy x 2
Invitation Card
Warranty Card
Quality Certificate
User Manual
Evo Tiller
Kill Switch x 2
Invitation Card
Warranty Card
User Manual
Top Mount Control
Kill Switch x 2
Fixing Guuide
Warranty Card
User Manual
Throttle
Display Panel
Communication
Cable 0.5m
Kill Switch x 2
Screws and Nuts
Warranty Card
Fixing Guide
User Manual
Quick Start
Main Part
Battery Charger
Spirit Battery Plus
(Optional)
Spirit Battery Plus
(Optional)
Main Part
Battery Charger
Spirit Battery Plus
(Optional)
Spirit Battery Plus
(Optional)
FAQ
- Yes, but parallel connection is required. To power one Navy 3.0 Evo with a E40, you need two E40 batteries in parallel. To power one Navy 6.0 Evo with E80, you need two E80 batteries in parallel.
- We recommend the E80 battery for the Navy 3.0 Evo, and E175 battery for the Navy 6.0 Evo. For more info, please check ePropulsion Tutorial: ePropulsion E-Series Battery | General Instructions
- First, our original E-Series battery has the best unit price on the market, as low as $0.46 per WattHour.
- Second, the E-Series battery weighs 70% less than the lead-acid battery with equivalent usable capacity.
- Third, because of incompatible communication protocol, when powered by third-party batteries, the ePropulsion motor cannot access real-time battery status and apply the best operation strategy.
- Despite all these, if you still prefer third party lithium or lead-acid batteries. The nominal battery voltage should be 48V. The continuous discharge current should be over 62.5A for Navy 3.0 Evo and 125A for Navy 6.0 Evo.
The Evo top mount control has a built-in battery and it can be self-powered by its solar panel. When you use it with wireless connection and the control is at low battery level, you can charge the Evo top mount control with a communication cable.
For more info, please check ePropulsion Blog: How to Find Your Shaft Length
Yes, it is designed for extensive use in the saltwater. High-quality aluminum alloy is used as the base material, and an anodizing coating and powder coating are applied on top of it. For more info, please check ePropulsion Blog: How do we make an outboard corrosion-resistant?
