MASERATI TRIDENTE IS A LUXURIOUS LEAP INTO ELECTRIC MARINE INNOVATION
The Maserati Tridente is the brand's first all-electric powerboat, a 34-foot luxury day cruiser developed with marine EV specialist Vita Power. It pairs two electric motors producing a combined 600 horsepower with a top speed of 40 knots, cruises at 25 knots for roughly 43 miles per charge, and carries a starting price of about 2.5 million euros (around 2,660,000 USD). It is Maserati's clearest statement yet that high-performance luxury and zero-emission boating belong together.
What is the Maserati Tridente?
The Maserati Tridente is a fully electric powerboat created in partnership with Vita Power, an EV marine company focused on emission-free propulsion. It marks Maserati's first move from high-performance cars into luxury watercraft, translating the marque's design language and engineering ambition into a vessel built for lakes and coastlines. The result is a refined electric tender that runs without the fumes, noise, or odor of a traditional gas engine, aimed squarely at yacht owners and collectors who want a cleaner way to enjoy the water.
How fast is the Maserati Tridente and what is its range?
Two electric motors deliver a combined 600 horsepower, pushing the Tridente to a top speed of 40 knots. For real-world day trips it settles into a 25-knot cruise, covering approximately 43 miles on a single charge. A large lithium-ion battery pack feeds the system, and fast charging brings it back to ready in around an hour, so an afternoon across a lake or along the coast is well within reach. As a luxury electric boat, the Tridente proves that going emission-free does not mean giving up genuine speed, making it a compelling answer for anyone searching for a high-performance electric speed boat.
Design and onboard luxury
The 34-foot Maserati Tridente boasts a striking matte rose gold finish paired with a cream-colored interior, a lightweight carbon-fiber hull, and advanced navigation tech anchored by a large touchscreen at the helm. The layout seats eight and includes a sundeck bed, a swim platform at the stern, and a compact cabin with a bed, a toilet, and a sink. This blend of speed, style, and functionality makes it a standout for owners who want marine adventure wrapped in the comfort and detailing expected from Maserati.
How much does the Maserati Tridente cost?
The Maserati Tridente carries a seven-figure price tag, positioned at roughly 2,660,000 USD (starting near 2.5 million euros). That figure reflects the craftsmanship and advanced technology built into the vessel, which is aimed at yacht owners looking for a luxurious, high-performance electric tender. Orders are already being accepted, with deliveries expected to take around 10 months. According to Maserati's official partnership page and builder Vita Power, the Tridente establishes Maserati's presence in the fast-growing electric boat market. The team at Electrek reported on an early on-water ride confirming its real-world performance.
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