Electric propulsion: The fully electric motor provides quiet, emissions-free sailing, reducing your environmental footprint and offering smooth, low-maintenance operation.

Modern design: The Oceanis 37.1 features a sleek and contemporary hull design that combines performance with comfort, ensuring enjoyable handling and good speed.

Spacious interior: Thoughtfully designed living spaces maximize comfort and usability, including bright cabins, a well-equipped galley, and ample storage.

Advanced technology: Equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and energy management systems optimized for electric power, enhancing safety and convenience.

Reduced operating costs: Electric propulsion typically means lower fuel and maintenance expenses compared to traditional diesel engines.

Silent operation: The electric motor runs quietly, improving onboard comfort and making it ideal for peaceful cruising and wildlife-friendly sailing.

Range limitations: Electric propulsion systems can have limited range compared to diesel engines, potentially requiring careful trip planning and access to charging facilities.

Charging infrastructure: Depending on your cruising area, access to reliable shore power or charging stations may be limited, which could impact longer voyages.

Initial cost: Electric boats often have a higher upfront price due to the advanced technology and battery systems involved.

Battery life and replacement: Over time, batteries will degrade and may require costly replacement, adding to long-term maintenance considerations.

Weight considerations: Battery packs can add significant weight, which may affect sailing performance and handling characteristics compared to traditional versions.