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Arc Sport 23-foot electric wake boat with retractable tower

Overview

The ultimate electric wake boat

The Arc Sport is a 23-foot electric wake boat with 500 hp, a 232 kWh battery, integrated ballast controls and seating for 15.

Year

2024

Boat Type

Bowrider

Propulsion

Electric Inboard

Location

USA

About the Arc Sport

The Arc Sport is a purpose-built electric wake boat rather than a general runabout adapted for towing. Its current specification combines a 500 hp direct-drive motor with a 232 kWh battery in a 23-foot fiberglass hull. The helm integrates ballast, surf tabs, navigation and boat systems through touch displays, while an auto-retracting hardtop tower supplies the tow point and can close over the cockpit. Three cameras and optional bow and stern thrusters support low-speed handling. Seating capacity is 15, although passenger load and ballast both affect energy use and the shape of the wake. Arc began customer deliveries in 2024 and now offers the model through an online configurator. The current data supersedes the listing's older 570 hp, 226 kWh, 24-foot and 6,900-pound figures.

Best For

  • Wake surfing and wakeboarding from a home lake
  • Families wanting quiet towing and integrated surf controls
  • Owners with overnight Level 2 charging at their dock

Performance in Context

Arc estimates four to six hours of mixed use, roughly three to four hours when towing continuously, and more than 24 hours at low speed. Those time ranges are more useful than a single distance claim for a wake boat, but they remain dependent on ballast, rider load, tow speed, water and temperature. Below 10 percent charge, the boat limits speed to preserve a return reserve.

Battery and Charging

The current battery specification is 232 kWh. Arc supports CCS1-compatible charging from ordinary household power, portable or fixed Level 2 equipment, and compatible DC fast chargers. Most owners are expected to use Level 2 overnight. Charge time depends on supply and starting state of charge, so the old 45-minute claim has been removed rather than presented as a universal full-charge time.

Availability and Pricing

Arc lists a US$268,000 base price and accepts a refundable $500 deposit. The configurator shows substantial optional packages for navigation, wake equipment and audio, so a representative delivered price can be higher. Arc's published lead-time guidance is around six months after signing a purchase agreement, subject to configuration and production schedule.

Research notes

Information last verified September 20, 2026.

Watersports
USA

Arc Sport

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Key Specs

Top Speed

40 mph

Range / Ride Time

4-6 Hours (Active)

Power

500 hp

Capacity & Dimensions

Passengers

15

Length

23

Beam

8.5

Weight

7,540 lb dry

Battery & Charging

Battery Capacity

232 kWh

Charging

CCS1; Level 1, Level 2 and compatible DC fast charging

Best Comparison Metrics

When range or top speed depends on the hull or setup, these specs are usually the most consistent way to compare propulsion systems.

Continuous Power500 hp
Battery Capacity232 kWh
System Weight7,540 lb dry

Feature Highlights

  • 500 hp direct-drive electric propulsion
  • 232 kWh battery with low-charge power reserve
  • Software-controlled ballast and three-tab surf system
  • Auto-retracting carbon-fiber hardtop tower
  • Dual-thruster joystick package available

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