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Princecraft Brio Electric Series aluminium pontoon boat

Overview

Three pontoon sizes built around electric cruising

Princecraft’s Brio electric pontoon range spans 17, 19 and 21 feet, pairing lightweight aluminium decks with Mercury Avator outboards.

Year

2026

Boat Type

Electric Pontoon Series

Propulsion

Electric Outboard

Location

Canada

About the Brio Electric Series

The Princecraft Brio Electric Series is a family of aluminium pontoons designed specifically for low-speed electric cruising. The current range covers the Brio e 17, e 19 and e 21-2S, giving buyers progressively more deck space and capacity without moving to a combustion outboard. Mercury Avator 20e and 35e motors are offered across the range, with model pages publishing speed and runtime tables for different throttle and battery configurations. The boats use lightweight furniture, rotomoulded helm consoles and dedicated battery storage to keep weight controlled and preserve usable seating. This series page is best read as an overview rather than a single boat specification: length, passenger rating, speed and autonomy differ by model and by whether the boat carries two or four Avator batteries. Buyers should use the exact model page and dealer build sheet for comparisons.

Best For

  • Families choosing among several quiet lake-cruising pontoon sizes
  • Buyers who want factory-integrated Mercury electric propulsion

Performance in Context

There is no single series-wide speed or range figure. The 17-foot model, for example, lists up to 6.6 mph with an Avator 35e; larger hulls and different loads will produce their own results.

Battery and Charging

Current Avator installations use 48 V, 2.3 kWh batteries in model-specific two- or four-pack arrangements. Charge time depends on battery count and supplied chargers, so include dock power and turnaround needs in the dealer quote.

Availability and Pricing

Brio models are sold through Princecraft’s dealer network and online configurator. Pricing varies by country, motor, battery count and options; obtain separate delivered quotes for each hull rather than comparing advertised hull prices alone.

Research notes

Information last verified September 22, 2026.

Electric Pontoons
Canada

Brio Electric Series

Princecraft

Key Specs

Top Speed

Model, motor and load dependent

Range / Ride Time

Published as runtime by model and throttle setting

Power

Mercury Avator 20e or 35e; some model pages also list Torqeedo

Capacity & Dimensions

Passengers

Up to 7 on e 17/e 19; up to 9 on e 21-2S in published series material

Length

5.4–6.6 m / 17 ft 7 in–21 ft 7 in

Battery & Charging

Battery

Model-specific two- or four-pack lithium configurations

Charging

Not published

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.

Continuous PowerMercury Avator 20e or 35e; some model pages also list Torqeedo

Feature Highlights

  • Seventeen-, nineteen- and twenty-one-foot models
  • Mercury Avator electric-outboard integration
  • Dedicated propulsion-battery storage
  • Lightweight furniture and helm structures
  • Published model-specific autonomy tables

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