Innovation @ODC Marine: 12m 50Pax Upgrading her Passengers!

ODC Marine is one of the very few shipyard worldwide able to deliver commercial use fully electric passengers boats. Reducing noise and vibration, without any gas emission, this technology upgrade the passengers experience and allows operators to grow their market shares. This boat is also available with an hybrid propulsion system reaching 20 knots.

Type: Fully Electric Passengers Boat

Length overall: 12.7 m

Beam: 4.2 m

Electric Motors: 2*20 Kw

Batteries: 2* 70 Kwh Lithium Iron Phosphate

Solar panel: 1500 W on service batteries

Maximum speed: 6.5 knots

Cruising speed: 5.5 knots

Autononmy at cruising: 6h/33 Nm

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