Harris Cruiser e-210 electric pontoon with Mercury Avator outboard

Overview

A quiet Avator-powered Cruiser 210 configuration

The Harris Cruiser e-210 paired a Cruiser 210 pontoon with a 3.7 kW Mercury Avator 35e and modular batteries for quiet, low-speed lake use.

Year

2025

Boat Type

Archived Electric Pontoon Configuration

Propulsion

Electric Outboard

Location

United States

About the Cruiser e-210

The Harris Cruiser e-210 was the electric version of the Cruiser 210 pontoon, pairing Harris's SLDH layout with a Mercury Avator 35e outboard. The deck arrangement combines an aft lounger with dual midship captain's chairs, extensive under-seat storage, device charging and a deep Lillipad boarding ladder. Mercury rates the 35e at 3.7 kW of propeller-shaft output on a 48 V system. It requires an Avator Power Center and at least two 2.3 kWh batteries, with support for up to four; range therefore depends on the battery count selected. The e-210 appeared in Harris's 2025 material and remains documented in an official article, but it is not presented as a distinct model in the current public lineup. This page is consequently marked as a recent archived configuration rather than a confirmed new 2026 order.

Best For

Slow cruising on quiet or combustion-restricted lakes
Used buyers seeking an integrated Avator pontoon package

Performance in Context

The former 15-knot and 15-hour claims are not credible for a 3.7 kW Avator 35e pontoon and have been removed. Mercury's runtime examples use different, much lighter hulls and cannot be transferred directly. Verify e-210 performance with its battery count, load and local conditions.

Battery and Charging

The 35e can use two to four 2.3 kWh batteries through the Power Center, giving 4.6–9.2 kWh nominal. Mercury offers 230 W, 520 W and 1 kW chargers. Charge time depends on battery count and charger choice; confirm what is included with any used boat.

Availability and Pricing

Harris documented the e-210 for the 2025 model year, but the current lineup does not show it as a separate orderable model. The old $49,950 figure has been removed. Ask a Harris dealer about remaining inventory or evaluate used boats by model year, battery count and condition.