Our mission

Vita was founded to reduce the impact of boating on the marine environment through the development of an all-electric and integrated ecosystem of high-performance electric powertrains and fully electric yachts, supported by dedicated marine supercharging infrastructure.

environmental impact*

CO₂ Emissions

A 10m dayboat with 480 litres of diesel in its tank will generate approximately 1290 kg of CO₂ on a typical day out.

A standard diesel car generates this amount of CO₂ in 3 months.

Electric Effect

Not only do electric boats run all day without emitting a single gram of CO₂, they also eliminate the negative effects of engine noise, fuel slicks and bilge water on the marine environment.

^*Source: EPA

Our evolution

Inspired by the electric mobility revolution, Vita was founded to bring electric power to the water

Inception

2017

The first Vita prototype, the 9 metre Vita IX, is launched and wins both speed and endurance classes at the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge.

Vita IX

2018

Electrix, Vita’s 10 metre prototype dayboat, is launched and enjoys repeated success at the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge.

Electrix

2019

Vita’s first premium production electric day boat. The 10.5m Vita Lion has a top speed of over 35 knots, a cruising speed of 25 knots, and can supercharge in an hour.

Vita Lion

2020

Launched in 2021, the 7 metre Seal is Vita’s first full production electric rib for commercial and recreational use. Supercharged in an hour, it has a top speed of 30+ knots and cruises at 20 knots.

Vita Seal

2021

The Cub is a new electric jet ski project under development at Vita. Using the same proprietary propulsion technology as the larger Vita boats, the Cub will be supercharged and will feature a 30kWh battery capable of recharging in 1 hour

Vita Cub

2022