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35’ electric wake surf boat!

Looks very interesting but if it’s ever even released, it’ll probably cost $300k+.
 
Very little info on the site and gmail email addresses along with Dropbox links for “press kits.”
 
captainhook said:
Very little info on the site and gmail email addresses along with Dropbox links for “press kits.”
Click to expand...

Yeah, very vaporware-ish. Now that I'm on a larger screen I see that, in the opening shot on their website, there's nobody in the driver's seat! LOL
 
Looks like it would be aimed at a tour operator based on the size and layout. I don’t think I want to share the water with that beast!
 
Just ridiculous! I'd be cool to see it come to fruition, but it's ugly as hell...
 
I'd take the diesel Nautique over electric. The battery isn't going to let you be out all day surfing and cruising like gas or diesel would. Electric would be for people who live on the lake and have a means to recharge between sessions or activities. 35' boat isn't going to be allowed on many lakes lol.

 
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