Wave e-550
Magonis · Electric · entry
From €33,485
Request a quoteLightweight vacuum-infused composite hull (Light X Pro construction, ~335-435kg dry depending on configuration), sold with a choice of four electric outboards: two Torqeedo Cruise options (4kW/10kW) or two Mag Power options (18kW/30kW), each paired with a different battery capacity (5-28.65kWh). Price ranges from €33,485 (4kW Torqeedo) to €68,900 (30kW Mag Power) including VAT. 2023 Gussies Award finalist.
Specifications
- Length
- 5.5 m
- Beam
- 1.98 m
- Passenger capacity
- 6
- Battery
- 28.65 kWh
- Top speed
- 22 knots
- Range
- 30 nm
Powertrain options
Motor/battery details not disclosed
- Power
- 22 kW
- Battery
- 28.65 kWh (unspecified brand)
- Top speed
- 22 kn
- Range
- 30 nm
- Price
- €68,900
Top-spec 30kW Mag Power configuration shown; lower-cost Torqeedo 4kW/10kW options also available with smaller batteries and lower top speeds (5-9 knots) starting from €33,485.
What a buyer should know
Read the price and the specification together
This is the most important thing to understand about Magonis's Wave e-550: the headline numbers and the headline price belong to different boats. The €33,485 entry price buys the 4 kW Torqeedo with the small battery — a quiet displacement launch, pleasant and slow. The 22-knot top speed, 28.65 kWh pack and 30 nm range belong to the 30 kW Mag Power version at €68,900. Four drivetrains are offered across that spread, and comparing the cheapest price against the fastest figures will lead you badly astray. The middle configurations are where the value case usually sits.
Who it is for
A genuine entry point into electric boating: lake houses, second boats, superyacht tenders, small rental fleets. The vacuum-infused hull at roughly 335–435 kg dry is light enough to trailer easily, which for anyone without a marina berth is a real and underrated advantage — and it is the reason such small motors work at all. Spanish-built with EU service access, and a 2023 Gussies award behind it.
It is a fair-weather day boat and nothing more: six people, no overnighting, sheltered water. At the €68,900 top end it faces used petrol day boats offering far more for the money to buy, though far more to run. Prices include VAT, which flatters the comparison less than it appears.
Written from the builder’s published specifications and the wider market, not from testing the boat ourselves. Always confirm figures with the manufacturer before committing.