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Vision Marine Launches 6-Year Warranty for High-Power Electric Boat Motor

Benzinga·03/09/2026 10:32:37
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Vision Marine Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:VMAR) ("Vision Marine" or the "Company"), a marine technology company and vertically integrated multi-brand boat retail platform, today announced the introduction of a 6-Year Limited Powertrain Warranty for its flagship E-Motion™ 180E high-voltage electric outboard system for recreational boating applications.

 

Based on publicly available information, Vision Marine believes it is the first manufacturer in North America to offer a standard six-year limited powertrain warranty on a high-voltage electric outboard above 150 horsepower for recreational use. The Company further believes that this level of standard coverage extends one year beyond the typical warranty duration currently offered within the comparable high-voltage electric outboard segment.

The E-Motion™ 180E is an industrialized high-voltage marine propulsion system that has been integrated across more than 24 boat configurations spanning 12 OEM brands and multiple vessel categories.

The Company's validation roadmap focuses on durability, redundancy, thermal management, and real-world recreational deployment rather than limited pilot applications.

Warranty duration is often viewed as a practical indicator of engineering maturity, lifecycle confidence, and supply chain readiness. By extending its standard limited powertrain coverage to six years, Vision Marine signals confidence in the robustness of its proprietary high-voltage architecture and operational support.

Vision Marine's vertically integrated operating model supports the enhanced limited warranty. Following the acquisition and accelerated integration of Nautical Ventures, the Company operates an established retail and service infrastructure across Florida, providing in-market diagnostics, installation support, and aftersales service capabilities. This structure strengthens long-term customer confidence while reducing execution risk as electric propulsion adoption accelerates.