Iguana Foiler - Electric Amphibious Boat with foils

IGUANA FOILER: THE FIRST ELECTRIC AMPHIBIOUS BOAT WITH FOILS

A boat that sails, land and flies!

Discover the most innovative boat ever made. We have unveiled at the Cannes Yachting Festival our newest model. As amazing as it sounds, the Iguana Foiler is a boat that goes on land, at sea and in the air. 

Enjoy a blissful and quiet electric ride above water thanks to integrated surface piercing foils. Fitted with an electric 300HP EVOY outboard, the Iguana Foiler can reach 30 knots. 

With full amphibious capabilities, the Iguana Foiler is the electric version of our amphibious boat with tracks. With electric propulsion, you will have the opportunity to experience an emission-free, comfortable and exclusive drive. 

Get in touch with our team to get more information about the Iguana Foiler.

JOIN THE REVOLUTION!

A FLYING IGUANA BOW RIDER

Iguana Foiler Boat

The first fully electric amphibious boat

Fitted with an electric outboard: 300HP Evoy

Equipped with surface piercing foils

The energy consumption is reduced by 50%

A beautiful bow-rider layout

Comfortable, sustainable and exclusive rides

FOLDABLE FOILS & TRACKS

Iguana Boat with foils

POSITION ON LAND

Iguana Boat with foils

POSITION AT SEA

SPECIFICATIONS

Length: 10m / 32.8′ 

Beam (min): 3.10m / 10′ 

Power Electric: 300HP EVOY 

Speed (max): 30 knots 

Range: 50 miles 

Capacity: 8 pax

GET READY FOR THE FUTURE OF MOTORBOATING!

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