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Forza X1 FX1 proposed electric catamaran sport boat rendering

Overview

A cancelled electric catamaran project

The Forza X1 FX1 was a planned 24-foot electric catamaran with a 104 kWh battery; production was abandoned in 2024 and no customer model followed.

Year

2022

Boat Type

Cancelled Electric Catamaran Concept

Propulsion

Electric Outboard

Location

United States

About the FX1

The FX1 was Forza X1's proposed electric recreational boat, shown in renderings and prototype-development material as a 24-foot, eight-foot-beam catamaran driven by a proprietary electric outboard. Regulatory filings described two 52 kWh battery packs, giving the planned platform 104 kWh of capacity. The project did not reach regular production. Twin Vee's subsequent annual filing states that Forza decided during 2024 to cease production of its planned electric boat, and Forza merged into Twin Vee on November 26, 2024. That history makes the FX1 useful as an industry reference, but not as a current shopping option. Earlier projected price, speed and runtime figures were development targets rather than delivered-product specifications and have been removed from the comparison fields.

Best For

  • Readers researching discontinued electric-boat projects
  • Industry watchers comparing proposed electric outboard catamarans

Performance in Context

Forza promoted performance targets during development, but there is no final production test standard or customer-delivered model against which to validate them. Renderings and prototype goals should not be read as certified speed, range or payload figures. The listing therefore retains only hardware details documented in company filings.

Battery and Charging

Company filings described two 52 kWh battery packs, or 104 kWh total, for the planned boat. A final production charging system, connector, onboard-charger rating and charge-time schedule were never established for a saleable FX1.

Availability and Pricing

The FX1 is cancelled and not available to order. Twin Vee's filing records that Forza ceased the planned electric-boat production effort in 2024 and was then merged into Twin Vee. Any surviving prototype or promotional material should not be treated as an active retail offer.

Research notes

Information last verified September 21, 2026.

Recreational Boats
United States

FX1

Forza X1

Key Specs

Top Speed

No production-verified figure

Range / Ride Time

No production-verified figure

Power

Planned proprietary electric outboard

Capacity & Dimensions

Length

24 ft planned

Beam

8 ft planned

Battery & Charging

Battery Capacity

104 kWh

Charging

Not published

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 PowerPlanned proprietary electric outboard
Battery Capacity104 kWh

Feature Highlights

  • Planned 104 kWh twin-pack battery
  • Proposed 24-foot catamaran hull
  • Proprietary electric-outboard development programme

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