NEW GENERATION WATER KART
NAPTUNE combines the stability of a RIB with the instant response, direct control and excitement of an electric performance craft.
BORN FROM AN IDEA. BUILT IN THE NETHERLANDS.
NAPTUNE began with a simple prototype and a video shared on TikTok. The response was immediate: people around the world saw the potential of a new kind of watercraft—compact, exciting and unlike anything already on the market.
What started as a viral idea is now becoming a serious electric performance craft.
We are driven by two things: the ambition to create the best waterkart possible and the belief that it can become one of the most exciting ways to experience the water.
Every part of NAPTUNE is designed and developed in the Netherlands. Production will take place here too, giving us direct control over quality, engineering, serviceability and continued innovation.
Born online. Engineered for the water. Proudly made in the Netherlands.
Q&A
Here we answer the most common questions about the NAPTUNE.
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Do I need a boating licence to ride NAPTUNE?
Do I need a boating licence to ride NAPTUNE?
Licence and minimum-age requirements depend on the model, country and local waterway regulations.
In the Netherlands, a NAPTUNE model that cannot exceed 20 km/h generally does not require a boating licence, although minimum-age requirements still apply. A model capable of exceeding 20 km/h is classified as a fast motorboat. Riders must be at least 18 years old, hold the required boating licence and register the craft with the RDW.
Always check the regulations that apply to your local waterways before riding.
What is the top speed?
What is the top speed?
What is the top speed?
Depending on the model, NAPTUNE is being developed for top speeds ranging from approximately 15 km/h to 75 km/h.
Final performance figures will be confirmed after testing and validation. Local speed limits and boating regulations always apply.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
time of 70–90 minutes, depending on the model, riding style, speed, rider weight and water conditions.
Final specifications will be confirmed before launch.
Which NAPTUNE models will be available?
Which NAPTUNE models will be available?
NAPTUNE is being developed in three versions:
- A lower-speed model designed for licence-free operation in selected markets
- A standard performance model
- NAPTUNE Sport+, our highest-performance version
Final speeds, specifications and local licence requirements will be announced closer to launch. Regulations may vary by country and waterway.
Can I test ride NAPTUNE?
Can I test ride NAPTUNE?
Yes. Test rides will become available once the first production model is ready.
NAPTUNE will also attend selected major boat shows and marine events across Europe. Join our early-access list to receive priority invitations and be the first to hear about test-ride locations and dates.
What warranty does NAPTUNE include?
What warranty does NAPTUNE include?
NAPTUNE comes with a two-year limited warranty, subject to our warranty terms.
Its modular construction allows individual components to be serviced or replaced without replacing the complete craft. This helps reduce repair time, waste and long-term ownership costs.
How much does NAPTUNE weigh?
How much does NAPTUNE weigh?
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How much does NAPTUNE weigh?
The craft is expected to weigh approximately 30 kg, with the removable battery adding around 20 kg.
As NAPTUNE is still under development, final weights may vary before production.
How much will NAPTUNE cost?
How much will NAPTUNE cost?
We are targeting an estimated price range of €5,000–€7,000, depending on the model and configuration.
Final pricing, included equipment, taxes and delivery costs will be confirmed closer to launch.
