
Overview
Mercury's portable Avator 7.5e pairs a 750 W electric outboard with a removable 1.03 kWh battery for tenders and small boats.
Year
2025
Boat Type
Other
Propulsion
Electric Outboard
Location
USA
About the Avator 7.5e
Best For
- Inflatable tenders and dinghies
- Small fishing and utility boats
- Auxiliary propulsion for light sailboats
Performance in Context
Mercury's range figures come from a 13-foot Veer V13 with a 382-pound dry weight. With one battery, the test boat covered five miles in 60 minutes at constant full throttle. At 25 percent throttle it covered as much as 34 miles over 19 hours. That large difference is typical of displacement-speed electric boating: a modest speed reduction can materially extend runtime. Hull shape, load, wind and current will change both results, so the 34-mile figure should not be used as an all-purpose range rating.
Battery and Charging
The removable lithium-ion battery stores 1,030 Wh and is rated IP67. Mercury includes a compact 110 W charger that works from a household outlet. Optional 230 W and 520 W chargers reduce turnaround time, and a spare battery can be exchanged without rewiring the boat. Operators planning multiple trips in one day should compare the faster charger and spare-battery costs with their available time between runs.
Availability and Pricing
The Avator 7.5e is sold through Mercury dealers in tiller and remote-steer configurations. Package price varies with shaft length, controls, charger and spare batteries. Confirm which battery, charger, propeller and mounting hardware are included in a dealer quotation rather than comparing motor-only prices.
Research notes
Information last verified September 20, 2026.
Key Specs
Top Speed
6 mph
Range / Ride Time
5 mi at full throttle; up to 34 mi at 25% throttle in Mercury testing
Power
750W (3 HP Equivalent)
Capacity & Dimensions
Weight
43 lbs (19.5 kg) (w/o Mount)
Battery & Charging
Battery Capacity
1.03 kWh
Charging
110 W charger included; 230 W and 520 W optional
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
- Cable-free removable 1.03 kWh battery
- Tiller and remote-steering configurations
- Integrated GPS-based range and runtime display
- Three available shaft lengths
- Optional SmartCraft Connect mobile-app integration
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