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The world’s first wireless electric propulsion

The simplest way to electrify a boat.

Boats last for generations. Their engines shouldn’t define their future.

3×

The average lifespan of a boat is three times that of a car.

€20k+

A conventional conversion can create major cost and complexity.

Months

Traditional retrofits can take a boat out of the water for a season.

Electrification often starts by cutting into the one thing every sailor wants to protect: the hull.

01

Drill

New holes below the waterline

02

Rebuild

Custom mounting and specialist labor

03

Wait

Weeks or months in the shipyard

One winter jobOne day job
Neat Marine wireless electric pod driveInside the hullUnderwater drive

Power across the hull. Not through it.

Neat Marine separates the energy source inside the boat from the drive beneath it. Power crosses the hull wirelessly — without drilling a cable opening.

  • No hull drilling
  • No custom mounting structure
  • Designed for a one-day installation

Electric. Wireless. Smart.

Built to make the transition feel less like a refit — and more like an upgrade.

01

Electric

  • Silent
  • Vibration-free
  • Pollution-free
  • Maintenance-free
  • Robust
  • Hydrogenerating — charges batteries while sailing
02

Wireless

  • Seamless installation without specialists
  • No damage to the hull
  • Fits almost any boat — initially 20–40 ft, and scalable
  • No risk of leakage causing the boat to sink
03

Smart

  • Replaces the bow thruster — with two units, one on each side
  • Features autopilot
  • Keep the combustion engine — no need for big batteries
  • Replaces the trolling motor
  • Works as a spare rudder

Even though the power crosses the hull wirelessly, efficiency isn't compromised — it's the same as, or higher than, most other systems for electrifying boats.

Not just a cleaner idea. A working one.

4 kWworking functional prototype
Patentpending technology
20–40 ftinitial boat range
100+interviews with sailors and marine professionals
Working Neat Marine prototype in the workshop
Functional prototype · Stockholm, Sweden

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