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Experience the next generation of clean, silent marine propulsion. The ePropulsion Spirit 2 isn’t just an upgrade, it’s a complete redesign of the world’s most popular electric outboard.
Whether you are powering a Jon boat, a luxury tender, or a daysailer, the ePropulsion Spirit 2 delivers 2kW of continuous power and an industry-exclusive 3kW "Boost Mode" to get your boat on a plane when you need it most.
Unlike traditional gas motors that require pull-starts, winterizing, and heavy fuel tanks, the Spirit 2 offers a "Plug-and-Play" experience.
⚡ 5HP Power + 6HP Boost Mode: Mostelectric outboard boat motors in this class struggle to plane small hulls. The Spirit 2 solves this with a 2kW nominal output and a 3kW Boost Mode. This extra kick of thrust is the difference between a slow troll and a plane-speed cruise on lightweight aluminum and inflatable boats.
🔋 Cable-Free Design:The new 1539Wh Spirit Battery Ultra features a "Slide-On" design that connects directly to the motor head. No external power cables to trip over, snag, or corrode.
🔄 Integrated Hydrogeneration:Perfect for sailors. When the boat is under sail (or being towed) at speeds between 3 and 16 knots, the motor acts as a turbine, sending power back into the battery.
Based on a typical 12' aluminum boat with one person.
| Throttle Level | Power | Speed (MPH) | Run Time | Range (Miles) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slow Troll | 100W | 2.5 mph | 15+ Hours | 37+ Miles |
| Cruising | 500W | 4.2 mph | 3 Hours | 12.6 Miles |
| Full Power | 2000W | 6.0 mph | 45-54 Min | 5 Miles |
| Boost Mode | 3000W | 8.5 mph* | 30 Min | N/A |
*Speeds vary based on hull weight and water conditions.


Choosing the correct shaft length is critical for performance. Measure your transom height (from the top of the transom to the bottom of the hull) and use the guide below:
| Shaft Length | Transom Height |
|---|---|
| Extra Short* | 30–40 cm / 11.8–15.7 inches |
| Short | 40–50 cm / 15.7–19.7 inches |
| Long | Higher than 50 cm / 19.7 inches |
*Extra Short is not available for the Remote version.
If you’re researching the ePropulsion Spirit lineup, one of the most common questions is whether the Spirit 2 is really a big upgrade over the Spirit 1.0 Plus.
Both motors target the same category: portable electric outboards for small boats, tenders, inflatables, and Jon boats. However, the Spirit 2 introduces several meaningful improvements that make it a stronger choice for many tiny-boat setups.
Let’s break down the differences.
![]() Spirit 2 |
![]() Spirit 1.0 Plus |
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|---|---|---|
| Power Output | 2kW continuous (≈5HP equivalent) | 1kW continuous (≈3HP equivalent) |
| Boost Mode | 3kW temporary boost for extra thrust | Not available |
| Performance Impact | Can push heavier boats and even plane lightweight 10–12 ft aluminum boats | Best suited for dinghies, tenders, and small inflatables |
| Battery Capacity | 1539Wh Spirit Battery Ultra | 1276Wh battery |
| Battery Design | Cable-free slide-on battery that mounts directly on the motor | External battery connection with cable |
| Installation | Cleaner setup with fewer wires on the boat | Requires battery cable routing |
| Hydrogeneration | Yes — generates power when sailing or being towed | Limited / not optimized |
| Efficiency & Range | Improved efficiency and range monitoring | Good range but fewer efficiency features |
| Display & Controls | Full-color digital tiller display with battery %, range, and power data | Basic display with limited data |
| Extra Features | USB-C charging port for electronics | No integrated charging port |
| Noise Level | Under ~60 dB at full throttle | Quiet but slightly less refined |
| Best For | Jon boats, micro-skiffs, inflatables, small fishing boats | Dinghies, sailboat tenders, lightweight inflatables |
Both motors are excellent electric propulsion systems, but they serve slightly different boaters.
Choose the Spirit 1.0 Plus if you:
Choose the Spirit 2 if you:
For most Tiny Boat Nation builds, the Spirit 2 is the more versatile motor, especially for aluminum boats and micro-skiffs.
At TBNation, we don’t just sellePropulsion products; we use them. We are the experts in small boat customization. When you buy from us, you get:
Is the ePropulsion Spirit 2 powerful enough for a Jon boat?
Can I use the Spirit 2 in saltwater?
Absolutely. EveryePropulsion motor is designed for the marine environment. The Spirit 2 features high-quality anodized aluminum and stainless steel components to prevent corrosion. We recommend a fresh-water rinse after each use.
How does it compare to a gas outboard?
The Spirit 2 replaces a 5HP gas motor. You lose the smell of exhaust, the noise, and the maintenance (no oil changes or spark plugs), while gaining instant torque and a much lighter total package.