Searider designs and manufactures electric watercraft that combine motorcycle and watersports elements. Their SeaCruiser and SeaRacer models offer a new watersports experience with innovative performance and design, with the SeaCross model soon to be released.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional personal watercraft often rely on combustion engines, contributing to noise and water pollution, while also requiring ongoing maintenance and fuel costs. Existing electric alternatives may lack the performance and design to fully capture the thrill of watersports.
Solution
Searider designs and manufactures high-performance electric watercraft that blend the excitement of motorcycles with watersports. Their lineup includes the SeaCruiser, SeaRacer, and SeaCross models, each offering a unique riding experience powered by dual electric motors and removable, rechargeable batteries. Searider's watercraft are designed for efficiency, incorporating optimized aerodynamics, hydrodynamic hulls, and user-friendly controls. The company emphasizes sustainability by using eco-designed raw materials, including recycled ocean plastic, and ensuring zero CO2 emissions during operation. Searider aims to provide an eco-conscious and exhilarating alternative to traditional combustion-engine watercraft.
Target Audience
Searider's primary customers are watersports enthusiasts seeking a high-performance, eco-friendly alternative to traditional personal watercraft, as well as leisure cruisers looking for a unique and sustainable on-water experience.
Features
- Dual electric motors providing power up to 45 HP (33Kw)
- Removable, universal battery pack for easy charging and extended ride time
- Hydrodynamic hull design for stability, safety, and performance
- Motorcycle-inspired throttle control system with custom grip
- Centralized display providing vehicle data and user information
- Eco-friendly construction using recycled ocean plastic and other sustainable materials
- Zero CO2 emissions during operation
- Top speeds ranging from 55 km/h (SeaCruiser) to 77 km/h (SeaRacer)