The RAD 120 electric outboard
A new era in outboards
Designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance electric propulsion
The RAD 120 delivers 120 kW of continuous output in a compact, efficient, and near-silent system. With 180° manoeuvrability and intelligent control, it offers exceptional handling and precision in any environment.
RAD 120 highlights
High-power design
The RAD 120 brings a significant leap in continuous power, catering for larger leisure, commercial or defence craft. It is compatible with evolving fast-charging infrastructure and supports battery systems as required.
Advanced 180° steering
Full 180° steering capability (±90°) is included, allowing superb manoeuvring in tight marinas or harbours. The digital drive-by-wire throttle and steering system bring precision and intuitive control - ideal for both high-performance vessels and utility operators.
Compact integration
Despite the higher power class, the RAD 120 is engineered so that the outboard remains behind the transom when tilted up, preserving deck space.
Closed-circuit cooling and durability
The RAD 120 features a closed-circuit cooling system (no open-water intake, no broken impeller risk), providing ultra-low maintenance and inherent reliability in harsh marine environments.
Plug-and-play control architecture
Complete drive system supplied ready for installation. Featuring RADBus digital control system, the RAD 120 supports full connectivity, such as NMEA2000, WiFi, GSM, and is designed for easy set up: drive-by-wire controls, cables and integration readiness are all included.
Modular battery integration
Compatible with any suitable battery configuration, with a minimum recommended capacity of 61 kWh and preferred capacity of at least 122 kWh. Multiple batteries can be linked to deliver up to 244 kWh total capacity.
RAD 120 Specifications
Power
120 kW
Operating voltage
350 - 450V
Compatible with automotive fast charging standards
Shaft length options
Long and extra long
Max prop RPM
5000
Weight
175 kg
Excluding battery and power distribution
Steering angle
±90°