Avator 20e and 35e, Mercury increases the power of its electric outboards

Avator 35th

Mercury Marine has announced the release of 2 new power ratings in its Avator range of electric outboard motors, and simultaneously portable, waterproof batteries to power larger boats.

Launch of Avator 20th and 35th

American engine manufacturer Mercury Marine is taking the next step in the development of its Avator range of electric outboards. Following the launch of the portable 7.5e model in early 2023, this autumn sees the launch of the Avator 20e and 35e, available from September 25, 2023. With propeller outputs of 2kW and 3.5kW respectively, these two models are the latest addition to the manufacturer's range, which is set to continue expanding upwards, as John Buelow, President of Mercury Marine, confirms: "Following the success of the Avator 7.5e, these outboard motors set new benchmarks for innovation, performance and connectivity. The investments and progress we're making enable Mercury to continue developing its Avator range and soon offer other low-voltage electric outboard motors that will change the game in the industry."

Engines for bigger boats

Compared to the Avator 7.5e, the 20e and 35e expand the range of boats that can be equipped, from dinghies to small barges, complete with steering console. The two electric outboard motors are available with either tiller or digital remote control.

Poignée de commande Avator
Avator control handle

In addition, Mercury Marine has worked with Mastervolt, another Brunswick Group subsidiary via Navico, to develop a 2,300 Wh lithium-ion battery that is IP67 waterproof and transportable. This can be used directly or via the Avator Power Center, which manages the coupling of up to 4 batteries, to achieve 9,200 Wh and greater autonomy. The cells can be connected without tools.

Batteries et chargeurs Avator
Avator batteries and chargers

Avator also offers 2 chargers: a classic 230 W charger for a full charge in 10 hours, and a faster 520 W charger.

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