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$23,000 GBP
+5 moreMakeCorsiva
Model505
Year2023
Length5m2m beam
FuelElectric
EngineEPropulsionNavy 3.0 Evo-L
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This stunning boat is all rigged and ready to go. Boasting the very latest propulsion from ePropulsion, the 3kw motor and lithium battery provide near-silent cruising and the joy of no fumes.
This boat is ideal for those looking for sporty tender styling with space and practicality. The central helm pedestal makes the cockpit spacious and easy to move around. There is an excellent amount of under-seat storage, and the table easily lowers and converts to a forward sunpad. The large aft deck cushion with a flippable backrest will also make a popular space to lay out on sunny days.
The open transom allows the engine to be fully tilted out of the water for trailering or beaching. It is perfect for enjoying events like the Henley Regatta.
RCD C Rated for 5 adults.
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Vessel
MakeCorsiva
Model505
Year2023
Dimensions
Length overall5m
Beam2m
Draft0.3m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeEPropulsion
Engine modelNavy 3.0 Evo-L
Fuel typeElectric
Features
On board
ePropulsion 3kw motor
Lithium battery
Spray hood on frame and tonneau cover
Stainless steel cleats and bow eye
Under-seat storage
Anchor locker
Steering wheel
Cockpit lights
Teak effect floor
Swimming platform
Bathing ladder
Automatic bilge pump
Navigation lights
Fire extinguisher
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