
Overview
Evoy's Storm 300+ is an 800 V electric outboard system rated at 225 kW nominal and 450 kW peak, with modular liquid-cooled batteries.
Year
2025
Boat Type
Other
Propulsion
Electric Outboard
Location
Norway
About the Storm 300+
Best For
- Fast planing boats designed for high-voltage propulsion
- Commercial craft with predictable routes and charging access
- Single or twin installations on roughly 25- to 40-foot hulls
Performance in Context
Evoy describes typical range across its outboard systems as 20 to 25 nautical miles while running between 20 and 35 knots, extending to roughly 40 to 60 nautical miles at five knots. Those are broad system figures rather than a Storm guarantee. Motor size, battery capacity, hull efficiency, load, wind and current all matter. The Storm's 450 kW figure is short-term peak power; 225 kW is the nominal rating to use for sustained-performance comparisons.
Battery and Charging
Evoy offers liquid-cooled, IP67 battery configurations of 63, 126 and 189 kWh. The Storm includes a 20 kW AC charging system, with higher AC capacity available in some configurations, and supports DC fast charging up to 200 kW subject to the battery's continuous charge limit. Evoy cites about 45 minutes for a 10-to-80-percent DC charge under suitable conditions. Site power, battery temperature and pack selection will affect the actual result.
Availability and Pricing
Evoy accepts orders and pre-orders through its partner network and configurator, with regional support expanding market by market. Pricing is configuration-specific. A quotation should state usable battery energy, charger capacity, display and control equipment, cooling, installation scope, commissioning and documented performance for the intended hull.
Research notes
Information last verified September 20, 2026.
Key Specs
Top Speed
Boat dependent
Range / Ride Time
Up to 50 NM
Power
225 kW nominal / 450 kW peak
Capacity & Dimensions
Weight
385 kg (motor)
Battery & Charging
Battery Capacity
126 kWh
Charging
20 kW AC standard; DC fast charging up to 200 kW
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.
Feature Highlights
- 225 kW nominal and 450 kW peak output
- Modular 63, 126 or 189 kWh battery configurations
- 20 kW AC charging with DC fast-charge support
- Connected E-Brain monitoring and diagnostics
- Single- and twin-motor installation options
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