Mitek MO 80 archived high-voltage electric outboard motor

Overview

Archived high-voltage outboard reference

An archived 60 kW Mitek electric-outboard designation; the manufacturer’s current public range no longer lists the MO 80 as an orderable model.

Year

2025

Boat Type

Archived Electric Outboard

Propulsion

Electric Outboard

Location

Italy

About the MO 80

The Mitek MO 80 appeared in earlier material as a 60 kW electric outboard in the approximate 80 hp class. The recorded configuration used a 400-volt architecture, liquid cooling for the motor and electronics, and a sine-wave motor controller in a conventional tilting outboard form. Mitek’s current official product pages, however, list electric outboards only through 20 hp and do not show the MO 80. This page is therefore retained as an archived reference rather than a current-buy recommendation. The old specifications can help identify an existing unit or understand Mitek’s previous high-power work, but they should not be used to plan a new installation without written confirmation from the company. Battery, control, steering and charging equipment were installation-dependent rather than a self-contained package.

Best For

Researching an existing or second-hand Mitek MO 80 installation
Comparing historical high-voltage electric-outboard concepts

Performance in Context

The archived specification lists 60 kW input power, but boat speed and range depend on hull, propeller, load and the separately selected battery. No current official performance table or supported boat package is publicly available for this model.

Battery and Charging

The MO 80 was described as a 400 V system requiring an external battery and charger engineered for its voltage and continuous-current demand. Do not pair components from old listings without Mitek’s written compatibility and safety guidance.

Availability and Pricing

Mitek’s current official range does not list the MO 80. Contact the Ravenna manufacturer about parts, service and documentation for an existing motor; for a new project, evaluate the products shown in its current catalogue.