Domani E32 electric chaseboat concept on open water

Overview

An archived electric chaseboat project

The Domani E32 was a 9.5-metre electric chaseboat project with a 50 kW inboard; it is absent from Domani's current three-model sailboat range.

Year

2019

Boat Type

Archived Electric Chaseboat

Propulsion

Electric Inboard

Location

Belgium

About the E32 Chaseboat

The Domani E32 Chaseboat was presented as a slender electric day boat derived from the Belgian builder's sailing-yacht design language. Period specifications described a 9.5-metre hull, 2.7-metre beam, 50 kW YASA direct-drive inboard and battery choices around 38, 56 or 75 kWh. Contemporary material claimed a 20-knot maximum and long slow-speed range, but the often-repeated 100-nautical-mile figure was not a high-speed range and depended on the largest battery and favorable displacement-speed use. Domani's current official model range now contains the S30 Club, S30 Sportyacht and S32 Lounge, with no E32 product page or ordering information. This listing is therefore retained as an archived project rather than presented as a current 2026 purchase option.

Best For

Readers researching earlier European electric day-boat projects
Used-market buyers able to verify an individual boat's build and support

Performance in Context

The historical 20-knot and 100 NM claims describe very different operating points and should never be combined. Period reporting put base-version range around 40 NM or five hours at eight knots. Any surviving boat requires its own sea trial, battery-health report and confirmed configuration.

Battery and Charging

Period material referenced battery choices near 38, 56 and 75 kWh and overnight charging from roughly 3 kW AC. Because the model is no longer in Domani's current catalogue, charger hardware, connector, battery service and replacement options must be verified on the individual vessel.

Availability and Pricing

The E32 does not appear in Domani's current model range, and the old €197,000 listing price was not supported by current factory material. Treat it as discontinued or archived unless Domani confirms a new build in writing. Used buyers should prioritize documentation, battery condition and service access.