ENKI — Field-validated engineering
EXOCET

Electric foil boat designed for intensive leisure operations. Stable, safe, industrializable — proven in real-world public use.

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Current boat Operational
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Marine GT Platform
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Next platform Evolution
3 seasons • field validation
6000+ users
2500+ engine hours

What EXOCET is

A compact electric leisure boat engineered for public-use conditions: predictable, stable, and operator-ready.

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Electric foil-assisted leisure boat

EXOCET is designed for intensive professional operations on protected waters (lakes, lagoons, calm rivers). It is intuitive to pilot, stable at rest and underway, and built to scale.

  • Two-seat cockpit (typical use: 1 adult + 1 child)
  • Public-use design logic (supervision, predictable handling)
  • Electric-first architecture with realistic power requirements
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Where it fits

Resorts, leisure bases, municipalities and tourism operators looking for an electric activity that is simple to run, safe to supervise, and genuinely fun.

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Operator-ready by design
  • Remote supervision & emergency stop capability
  • Low maintenance and simplified charging logistics
  • Built from real field constraints — not from assumptions

Results & field proof

EXOCET is not a concept. It’s a validated technical stack shaped by real users, operators, and constraints.

3 seasonsField validation in public-use conditions
6000+ usersBroad profiles: kids, adults, families, groups
2500+ hEngine hours accumulated through real operations
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What the field taught us (and what we fixed)

Iterated under real conditions: varying weights, cockpit misuse, algae/debris tolerance, supervision, charging logistics, and constant rotation in operation.

  • Stability and safety before “marketing flight”
  • Efficiency-first lift at practical speeds
  • Propulsion architecture shaped by duty cycle reality
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Public-use conditions

Built to survive real customers, real impacts, and real operator constraints — season after season.

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What ENKI delivers today
  • Validated platform architecture (hulls + foil integration)
  • Industrializable propulsion brick (POD approach)
  • Electronics & safety logic embedded in design
  • Tooling, documentation, and operating rules

Foil Skimming Technology

Efficiency-first lift — not full flight. The hull remains tolerant and predictable for public operations.

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Low-power lift at practical speeds

EXOCET uses a fixed foil-assisted architecture to reduce drag and stabilize the platform. The goal is to make electric propulsion realistic: lower power, smaller batteries, and repeatable operations.

  • Fixed foil geometry • predictable behavior
  • Stability and tolerance under varying payload
  • Designed for public use, not fragile “full flight” show
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Measured benefits (typical)
  • Lower energy consumption in comparable conditions
  • Earlier transition and smoother handling
  • More usable sensations at reasonable speed
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Designed for duty cycles

The architecture is built to operate continuously in real conditions — including debris tolerance, impacts, docking constraints, and repeated user cycles.

Electric propulsion (POD) designed for duty cycles

48V architecture, high torque, programmable parameters — built to survive intensive operations.

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POD motor

Compact, serviceable and compatible with public-use constraints.

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Installed architecture

Packaging optimized for reliability and maintenance access.

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Electronics & parameters

Programmable logic and supervision-ready design.

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Safety & supervision by design

Public-use engineering: remote supervision, predictable behavior, and robust structure.

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Supervisor remote
  • Emergency stop capability
  • Speed limiting modes
  • Operator control logic
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Deep cockpit
  • Stable seating posture
  • Natural “in-boat” security feeling
  • Public-friendly ergonomics
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Impact-ready perimeter
  • Designed for dock/boat contact
  • Operational misuse tolerance
  • Lower downtime
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Technical specifications

Typical configuration. Adjust numbers once you finalize your spec sheet.

TypeElectric leisure boat • foil-assisted (skimming architecture)
CapacityTwo-seat cockpit (typical use: 1 adult + 1 child)
Power48V electric propulsion • 4.5 to 8 kW (depending on regulation / configuration)
BatteryLFP lithium (typical pack around 5.3 kWh — configurable)
Autonomy~1 to 2 hours depending on duty cycle
ChargingStandard 16A connection • rotation strategy possible
Speed (typical)Operational 11–16 kn • up to ~20–21 kn depending on setup
CE categoryCategory D (protected waters)
DraftShallow draft with foil integration (adapt to final configuration)

Platform variants & design expressions

Multiple expressions built on the same validated engineering stack.

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Operational platform
Built for daily professional use.
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Marine GT platform
Premium expression of the same stack.
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Automotive-inspired
Iconic design built on validated engineering.

Photo gallery

Replace with your best operational + detail shots. This section is made to be image-heavy.

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