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Monaco-based firm Searider has unveiled two futuristic personal watercraft, combining the agility of a motorbike with the exhilaration of a Jet Ski.
Presented in Düsseldorf, the Searacer and Seacruiser showcase sleek, lightweight designs for swift navigation on open waters.
The Searacer, often hailed as the "motorcycle of the seas," features a streamlined silhouette and an integrated powertrain, weighing in at a mere 143 pounds. With two jet drives producing 45 horsepower, the Searacer can achieve speeds of up to 48 mph. Its removable battery pack, conveniently positioned under the seat, offers up to 50 minutes of ride time on a single charge.
For enthusiasts seeking extended aquatic adventures, the Seacruiser provides an impressive 90 minutes of ride time. Inspired by vintage scooters and showcasing a curvy design reminiscent of a Vespa, the cruiser generates 30 horsepower, reaching a top speed of 34 mph. Although slightly heavier than the Searacer, the Seacruiser maintains a focus on agility and performance.
Both models underscore Searider's commitment to sustainability, responding to the growing demand for eco-conscious watercraft. The inclusion of removable and rechargeable battery packs further enhances the environmental credentials of these vessels.
Pricing positions the Searacer at $30,325 (€27,950) and the Seacruiser at $24,750 (€22,800). Searider's plans for expansion include the introduction of a third model, the Seacross, anticipated later this year. Searider's innovative blend of motorbike and Jet Ski elements establishes it as a pioneering force in the evolving landscape of personal watercraft.