Lurion iON21 electric bass fishing boat on the water

Overview

High-output electric propulsion for tournament fishing

Lurion’s iON21 is a 21-foot electric bass boat built around a 250 hp-equivalent drive, a large battery pack and integrated tournament electronics.

Year

2026

Boat Type

Electric Bass Boat

Propulsion

Electric Inboard

Location

United States

About the iON21

The Lurion iON21 is a purpose-built electric bass boat aimed at tournament-level acceleration, deck space and electronics integration. Lurion describes a 250 hp-equivalent propulsion system backed by a roughly 100 kWh battery and says the powertrain produces more torque and a quicker hole shot than comparable combustion boats. The company also states that software limits the boat to 100 mph, an unusually high claim that prospective buyers should verify during a supervised demonstration and against the final production specification. Fishing equipment includes Garmin navigation and sonar integration, a Garmin Force trolling motor and a broad casting deck. The battery is intended to support propulsion and fishing electronics without a separate combustion engine, but published range language is expressed mainly as operating time rather than a standardized speed-and-load test.

Best For

Competitive bass anglers seeking electric acceleration and integrated sonar
Early adopters with access to suitable charging and specialist service

Performance in Context

Lurion claims up to two hours at full throttle and up to ten hours when operating primarily on the Garmin Force trolling motor. Those are different duty cycles, not directly comparable range figures; speed, water and fishing load will matter greatly.

Battery and Charging

The company describes a roughly 100 kWh propulsion battery but does not publish a detailed charge-time table on its current public homepage. Confirm usable capacity, charger power, connector, shore circuit, thermal management and battery warranty.

Availability and Pricing

Lurion markets the iON21 directly and invites prospective buyers to enquire. Public pricing and production timing are not clearly posted, so request a dated order agreement, build specification, performance demonstration and service plan before placing a deposit.