Narke GT95 carbon electric personal watercraft on the water

Overview

Sold-out carbon-hull electric Electrojet

The sold-out Narke GT95 Electrojet is a three-person carbon electric watercraft with a 71 kW jet drive, 24 kWh battery and 75 km/h maximum speed.

Year

2020

Boat Type

Electric Personal Watercraft

Propulsion

Electric Jet Drive

Location

Hungary

About the Narke GT95

The Narke GT95 is a three-seat electric personal watercraft built around a full-carbon hull and a water-cooled 71 kW motor. Narke calls it an Electrojet, a useful distinction from an exposed propeller system: thrust comes through a jet drive suited to personal-watercraft handling. The official technical sheet lists a 24 kWh lithium-ion battery, 75 km/h maximum speed, 420 kg dry weight and up to two hours of operation depending on drive mode. Eco, Cruise and Sport modes alter the riding character, while electronic brake and reverse functions assist low-speed control. A seven-inch colour display can show trip, weather and battery information, and a wireless man-overboard system is included in the documented equipment. The GT95 is no longer a current-order model; Narke's website says the full production allocation has sold out.

Best For

Collectors seeking an early premium electric personal watercraft
Riders who value a carbon hull and quieter jet propulsion

Performance in Context

Narke publishes 75 km/h maximum speed and up to two hours of use, but runtime varies sharply with Eco, Cruise or Sport mode and is not a two-hour promise at top speed. Maximum load is 225 kg. Range planning should allow a conservative reserve and account for water state, temperature and repeated acceleration.

Battery and Charging

The 24 kWh battery can use a household 230 V connection, with the technical sheet quoting six hours to 80 percent. An optional three-phase 16 A fast charger reduces the quoted 80-percent time to 1.5 hours. Confirm cable and electrical compatibility before purchasing a used unit in another market.

Availability and Pricing

Narke states that all GT95 Electrojets are sold out and asks customers to wait for a future model announcement. No current factory price applies. Anyone considering a used GT95 should verify battery health, charger inclusion, warranty status, software support and access to replacement jet-drive and carbon-hull parts.