
What's Included
Everything arrives in one crate.
The motor, the battery and the controls are fitted before it ships. There is no engine to buy, nothing to assemble, and no accessory sold separately.
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The Surge, fully built
18 kW motor and jet pump already fitted
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6.2 kWh battery
Installed and sealed to IP67
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Charger
110V or 220V — matched to your region
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Safety keys
Magnetic cut-off — a spare included
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Power key
Starts and isolates the drivetrain
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Life jacket
Buoyancy aid, ready to wear
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Manual & safety guide
Setup, charging and first-ride checklist
How It Works
Light enough to go whenever you feel like it.
At 45 kg it loads into a van, launches off a bank, and carries two riders for an hour and a half. Getting on the water stops being a plan and becomes a decision.
Charge from a normal socket.
The 72V pack takes four to five hours from either 110V or 220V. Plug it in after dinner and it is full before you leave in the morning.
Carry it to the water.
Under 2 metres long and light enough for two people to lift. No trailer, no slipway booking, no waiting your turn at a ramp.
Take someone with you.
Two seats and ninety minutes on a charge. Slow mode for cruising, fast mode when you want it — the battery is rarely what ends the session.
In Motion
Real water. No renders.
Unedited footage of the Surge doing exactly what it was built to do.
Fast mode, straight off the bank
Built To Perform
Small on paper. Not on the water.
Under two metres and 45 kilos, with more power and more runtime than craft twice its size.
18 kW through a sealed jet pump.
There is no propeller to foul and nothing exposed to catch a leg. Water is drawn in and pushed out under pressure, which is why the Surge accelerates hard from standstill and turns without losing bite.
- Motor output18 kW
- Fast mode52 km/h
- Slow mode30 km/h
Ninety minutes, then four hours to full.
A 6.2 kWh ternary lithium pack, water cooled and sealed to IP67, with eight separate protection systems watching over it. Rated for 800 full charge cycles — years of weekends, not one season.
- Capacity6.2 kWh / 72V
- RuntimeUp to 90 min
- Charge time4–5 hours
- Rated life800 cycles
EPP: it floats, and it forgives.
Expanded polypropylene is what makes a 45 kg craft possible. It absorbs almost no water, cushions the knocks that come with launching off a bank, and keeps the Surge buoyant regardless of what you do to it.
- Hull materialEPP
- Hull weight45 kg
- Seating2 riders
- Load capacity150 kg
- Water protectionIP67
Two colourways. Same machine underneath.
Red or blue, both over the same white hull with a moulded seat and backrest and a teak-look deck insert. Pick the one you want to see pulled up on the bank.
Specifications
The numbers behind the ride.
Everything measured, nothing rounded up. Read it before you buy, not after.
191 cm
Length
92.5 cm
Width
58.5 cm
Height
Power & Performance
- Motor output18 kW
- Top speed (fast mode)52 km/h
- Cruising speed (slow mode)30 km/h
- PropulsionElectric jet pump
- CoolingWater cooled
Battery & Charging
- TypeTernary lithium
- Voltage72V
- Capacity6.2 kWh
- RuntimeUp to 90 min
- Charging time4–5 hours
- Charger input110V / 220V
- Rated life800 charge cycles
- Battery weight30 kg
Body & Capacity
- Hull materialEPP
- Dimensions (L × W × H)191 × 92.5 × 58.5 cm
- Hull weight45 kg
- Seating2 riders
- Load capacityMax 150 kg
- Water protectionIP67
- ColourwaysRed / Blue
Ownership
- Warranty12 months
- Delivery6–8 business days
- Ships fromUS / UK / AU / CA
Eight protection systems, one sealed pack.
The battery is the part of any electric watercraft worth scrutinising. The Surge's is water cooled, sealed to IP67, and monitored continuously against the failure modes that matter.
Overcurrent
Cuts draw before damage
Over & under charge
Protects cell health
IP67 sealed
Full submersion rated
Short circuit
Isolates on fault
Before you order
The questions people ask us most.
How long will it take to arrive?
Six to eight business days, tracked the whole way. We hold stock in four regional warehouses — the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada — so your order ships from the one closest to you rather than crossing an ocean. Delivery is free, and there are no import fees to settle on arrival.
Does it arrive ready to use?
Yes. It ships fully assembled with the charger and the safety guide in the box. Charge the battery from a standard household socket, and it's ready to go in the water — there's no rigging, no fuel system to prime, and nothing to service before the first ride.
How long does a charge actually last?
Up to ninety minutes of riding on a full charge. Hard acceleration and choppy water shorten that, steady cruising extends it. If you tend to make a day of it, the backup battery is the add-on most owners take — it swaps in on the bank and gives you a second session without waiting to recharge.
Do I need a licence or registration to ride it?
EDIT THIS ANSWER BEFORE PUBLISHING. Requirements for registering and operating powered watercraft vary by country, state and even by individual lake or waterway, so we can't advise on your specific case — check with your local maritime or boating authority before your first ride. Replace this paragraph with whatever is accurate for the markets you sell into.
What if something goes wrong?
Every craft carries a twelve-month warranty covering the motor, the battery and the hull, starting the day it arrives. If anything isn't right, email support@avendorra.com and a person will answer you — not a bot, and not a form that goes nowhere.
Ready when you are.
Pick your pack at the top of the page — the Duo Pack includes a free backup battery.
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