Spanish company Aquila is launching an all-new range of fast electric surfboards, with each product in the range designed for different surfing styles.
The 'Manta' electric surfboard is targeted towards beginners and people looking to enjoy a relaxed ride over flat water. It offers a top speed of 33 km/h and a battery life of 30 minutes -- the longest among all three offerings. It will retail for $3,800.
The 'Carver' surfboard is designed for high-speed slaloming. It measures 245 x 68 cm, making it the longest of the three boards. It offers a top speed of 71 km/h. It will cost $4,485.
Finally, the 'Blade' surfboard is designed to provide maximum control and maneuverability for the experienced rider. It weighs 18 kg and measures 185 x 60 cm, making it the smallest and lightest of the three. It will be priced at $3,942.
What's Driving This Trend
- Customized Electric Surfboards
- There is an opportunity for electric surfboard manufacturers to offer customizable boards to cater to individual surfing styles and preferences.
- Longer Battery Life for Electric Surfboards
- Developing longer-lasting batteries for electric surfboards can boost their appeal and increase their sales.
- Affordable Electric Surfboards
- Offering a more budget-friendly line of electric surfboards can attract new customers and expand the market for this niche product.
Who This Affects Most
- Surfing Industry
- The surfing industry can benefit from electric surfboards, creating new business opportunities and boosting customer interest.
- Water Sports Industry
- Electric surfboards can expand the market of the water sports industry, offering something new and exciting to customers.
- Electronics Industry
- Developing new and innovative batteries and other technologies for electric surfboards can be lucrative for the electronics industry.
