
Overview
The future of maritime work
The 8-metre X Shore PRO combines a 170 kW drivetrain and modular open deck for fishing, diving and commercial utility work.
Year
2024
Boat Type
Commercial
Propulsion
Electric Inboard
Location
Sweden
About the X Shore Pro
Best For
- Fishing, diving and harbour-service operators
- Quiet work in lakes, rivers and near-shore areas
- Private buyers wanting an open, equipment-friendly deck
Performance in Context
The headline 100-nautical-mile range applies at about 5 knots and includes the low-charge range-extender mode. X Shore publishes 32 nautical miles at the 20-knot cruise and 28 nautical miles at the 30-knot maximum. Weather, load and sea state can reduce those numbers. Below 10 percent charge, power-saving mode limits speed to roughly 6–7 knots to preserve a return reserve.
Battery and Charging
The two 63 kWh packs provide 126 kWh total. AC charging accepts up to 22 kW and DC charging up to 80 kW. X Shore quotes approximately 60 minutes from 20 to 80 percent on DC. Actual rate depends on the charger, battery temperature and state of charge, and a commercial berth may need electrical upgrades to deliver the advertised maximum.
Availability and Pricing
X Shore's configurator lists a €249,000 base price excluding VAT, with estimated delivery shown as December 2026 at verification. Work packages, electronics, shipping, duties and local commissioning can change the delivered total. The previous estimated US-dollar price has been replaced by the manufacturer's current euro base price.
Research notes
Information last verified September 20, 2026.
Key Specs
Top Speed
30 Knots
Range / Ride Time
Up to 100 NM (Slow)
Power
170 kW
Capacity & Dimensions
Passengers
10
Length
26
Beam
8.5
Weight
2,600 kg
Battery & Charging
Battery Capacity
126 kWh
Charging
Up to 22 kW AC / 80 kW DC; about 60 min 20–80% DC
Best Comparison Metrics
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Feature Highlights
- Modular deck packages for fishing, diving and utility work
- Dual 63 kWh batteries and 170 kW electric motor
- Twenty-knot published cruise with low-charge reserve mode
- Twenty-four-inch connected helm with route and energy planning
- AC and DC charging through common shore connections
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