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Q Yachts Q30 vs Arc Sport
Overview For Electric Boat
| Model | Q30 Arc Sport |
| Announced | 2017 February 2024 |
| launched | 2018 Late 2024 (first deliveries began) |
| price | ~€183,000 $258,000 (up to ~$268,000 with options) |
Dimensions & Displacement
| Boat Type | Electric day cruiser / cabin cruiser |
| Length Overall (LOA) | 9.3 m 23 ft (7.01 m) |
| Beam | 2.2 m ~8.5 ft (2.59 m) |
| Draft | 0.5–0.6 m Not officially disclosed (typical wake boats: ~2 ft) |
| Light displacement | ~1,500 kg Not officially disclosed |
| Weight | ~1,500 kg |
| Others | Vinylester & glass fibre hull with foam core, resin-infused Tow tower with retractable design for storage and clearance |
Power & Performance
| Solar array | None |
| Battery Capacity | 30 kWh (standard) / 60 kWh (optional) 226 kWh lithium-ion |
| Electric motors | Oceanvolt AXC20, 20 kW continuous Single high-performance inboard motor (approx. 500–570 hp equivalent) |
| Charger | Victron Multiplus 48/3000/16, shore power 220V/110V |
| Charging Time | ~12 h (30 kWh pack, 5% → 95%) |
| Cruising speed | 6–9 knots 20–25 mph (wake speed); top speed capped at ~40 mph |
| Top Speed | ~15 knots |
| Range |
30 kWh: ~42 nm at 9 knots 60 kWh: ~80 nm at 9 knots At 15 knots: ~21–22 nm (~1.5 h runtime) Wake use: 4–6 hours Low-speed cruise: 24+ hours |
| Others |
4-blade propeller, hydraulic steering, optional bow thruster
Supports Level 2 & DC fast charging (0–80% in ~45 mins) Liquid-cooled battery system |
Accommodation & Layout
| Guest cabins | 1 (compact berth for 2) None (open day boat) |
| Guest capacity | Up to 8 (cockpit + cabin) Up to 15 passengers |
| Layouts | Open cockpit with seating for 4 + helm for 2; small cabin with berth, sink, fridge, and electric toilet Wake sport open bow layout with dual touchscreen helm |
| Others | LED lighting, iPad/digital control, swim ladder Custom surf wave control, tower-integrated sound system |
Capacities & Features
| Water tanks | Ballast tanks only (computer-controlled for wake shaping) |
| Fuel tanks | None (fully electric) |
| Tender garage | None |
| Salon | Small cabin doubles as lounge/salon Open seating area with premium marine upholstery |
| Others |
USB outlets, teak finishes, trailer-friendly size, ultra-quiet, minimal wake
Bow/stern thrusters + joystick docking Dual helm touchscreens JL Audio sound system Wireless charging pads Auto-fill ballast system |
Launch & Build Info
| Builder | Q Yachts Oy (Finland) Arc Boat Company, California, USA |
| Launch milestone | Announced 2017, first deliveries in 2018 First prototype tested in 2023, Announced in Feb 2024, Deliveries began Q4 2024 and scaling through 2025 |
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