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Inside E1: the F1 for Eco-Conscious Speed Boaters Has Arrived in US

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Eco-Conscious Boating Gains momentum with US Launch of E1 Electric Raceboat Series

Miami, FL – November 8, 2025 – A new era of ‌lasting motorsports has ⁣arrived on US shores with the ​official launch ​of E1, the world’s first ​fully electric​ raceboat series.The series, designed to accelerate the‌ advancement and adoption of electric boat technology, commenced its⁤ US presence today, marking a important step towards decarbonizing the marine industry.

E1‍ distinguishes itself by prioritizing sustainability alongside high-speed competition. The series aims to challenge conventional boating norms, which heavily rely on fossil fuels, and⁢ demonstrate the viability ‌of electric power for recreational and commercial vessels. This launch impacts boat manufacturers, technology developers, and environmentally conscious boaters, with the potential ⁢to ‌reshape the future of‌ on-water recreation. The inaugural US event is slated for early 2026, with further race locations to ⁢be announced.

The E1 series features the RaceBird, a hydrofoil electric raceboat developed by ‍Mercury Racing. These boats are capable of reaching speeds ⁢over 60 knots (approximately ‍69 mph)‌ while producing zero emissions during racing. Each team will consist of a pilot⁢ and a engineer, fostering‍ collaboration and innovation in electric propulsion ‌systems. ‍

“We believe E1 can be a catalyst for⁢ change in the marine industry,” stated Alejandro Agag, co-founder and CEO of E1. “by showcasing the power and performance of electric boats, we want to inspire a shift towards more⁢ sustainable boating practices.”

The series is structured around a global calendar ‍of races in coastal cities, aiming to raise⁤ awareness about the importance⁤ of protecting marine ecosystems. E1’s commitment extends beyond the race track, with initiatives focused on ocean conservation and​ promoting responsible‍ boating habits.

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