Best For

• New-build planing boats requiring about 150 kW continuous output
• Commercial operators evaluating a 2026 high-power installation
• Projects that fall between Evoy's Breeze and Storm power classes

Performance in Context

Evoy has not published a Gale-specific speed or range table on its current outboard page. The company's general figures—20 to 25 nautical miles at 20 to 35 knots and longer range at displacement speed—cover multiple motors and hulls and should not be assigned to the Gale without a vessel calculation. The 150 kW number is nominal output. Buyers should request confirmed peak power, propeller data and test results for the intended hull as the production specification matures.

Battery and Charging

Evoy's outboard platform uses liquid-cooled, IP67 batteries and supports AC charging plus compatible DC fast charging. The company lists 63, 126 and 189 kWh pack choices across the range, but the appropriate Gale configuration will depend on hull, duty cycle and voltage architecture. A proposal should state usable energy, charger capacity, fast-charge limit and the installed battery mass rather than presenting capacity alone.

Availability and Pricing

Evoy's current product page marks the Gale 200+ as available in 2026. Pricing is not published. Customers should confirm production timing, supported regions, final motor specifications, warranty and service arrangements directly with Evoy or an authorized partner before designing a boat around it.