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HOW EPT'S SLIM FALCON 130 OUTBOARD IS CHANGING THE ELECTRIC BOATING GAME

HOW EPT'S SLIM FALCON 130 OUTBOARD IS CHANGING THE ELECTRIC BOATING GAME

As marine technology steers toward electric solutions, EPTechnologies (EPT) has unveiled the Falcon 130, one of the most compelling electric outboards to date. Featuring a slim and lightweight design powered by an advanced axial-flux motor, the Falcon 130 delivers 130 kW (174 hp) of continuous power while weighing a mere 27 kg (60 lb) at its core. The full outboard system tips the scales at just 130–160 kg (287–353 lb), making it significantly lighter than its competitors. The sleek design does more than just save weight—it maximizes power density (1 kW per kg) and enhances hydrodynamic efficiency, contributing to longer runtimes and improved handling on the water. The Falcon is engineered for diverse applications, from leisure yachts to rescue boats, striking a balance between power and efficiency for the growing electric boating market.

HOW EPT'S SLIM FALCON 130 OUTBOARD IS CHANGING THE ELECTRIC BOATING GAME

What truly sets the Falcon 130 apart is its innovative maneuverability, thanks to a 360-degree rotating propeller that eliminates the need to turn the entire outboard to steer. This not only provides ultra-precise handling in tight spaces but also maintains stability by keeping the primary weight stationary. The advanced design also significantly reduces wear on internal components, with benefits extending to simplified mounting hardware and closer spacing for multi-outboard configurations. Paired with bespoke batteries designed by EPT, the Falcon's optimized system helps it stand out as a robust and future-ready choice in marine propulsion.

HOW EPT'S SLIM FALCON 130 OUTBOARD IS CHANGING THE ELECTRIC BOATING GAME

While the Falcon 130 doesn’t fully rival competitors like Evoy Storm in raw power, its combination of light weight, power density, and innovative features makes it a trailblazer for electric propulsion. Its power-to-weight ratio far exceeds even leading combustion engines like Mercury’s 175-hp V6, and it offers a quieter, eco-friendly alternative for both commercial and recreational vessels. As EPT continues to refine the Falcon series—including a more powerful Falcon 230—they are shaping a dynamic future for electric marine technology, offering versatile solutions to propel the industry into a cleaner, more efficient era.

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