Reaching coves a dinghy cannot

The Kart Boat reaches coves a dinghy cannot, because the jet drive sucks no weeds and the hull draws almost nothing. Skinny water is its home turf.

Shallow landings let you step off onto a sandbar and explore on foot, then power away without a winch or a paddle. The lake opens up.

Shallow landings and explore

Pack for a day trip like a picnic with a motor: water, shade, a dry bag, and a spare battery. The open deck swallows gear a kayak would never carry.

Electric suits hidden spots because there is no smell and no sound to announce you. You find the quiet cove, not the crowded ramp.

Packing for a day trip

The LIVVOLT Kart Boat pairs a 12kW jet-drive system with a modular quick-swap battery pack for up to 40 km/h (about 25 mph) of clean, quiet fun. It is the boat you can trailer, swap, and ride without the cost and fuss of gas.

Whether you are a first-time boater or adding an electric toy to the fleet, the design priorities stay the same: keep it safe, keep it simple, and make sure the grin shows up in the first five minutes.

Why electric suits hidden spots

Electric boating used to mean compromise; the Kart Boat argues it now means advantage. No fuel, no fumes, no noise — and none of the maintenance that keeps gas boats in the shop instead of on the water.

The boat fits the way people actually vacation: spontaneous, family-inclusive, and low-fuss. It removes the chores that surround traditional boating and leaves the part everyone came for.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast does the Kart Boat go?
up to 40 km/h (about 25 mph) — quick enough for real fun in a low hull, calm enough for first-timers to relax within minutes.

How does the battery work?
It uses a modular quick-swap battery pack. You can hot-swap a spare in minutes instead of waiting to recharge, which is what makes all-day riding practical.

Is it safe for beginners?
Yes. No exposed propeller, auto shut-off, stable catamaran-style hull — the biggest traditional boating risk, a spinning prop, simply is not there.

Want one on your lake? Back the LIVVOLT Kart Boat on Kickstarter or learn more at Livvoltpower. Early-bird tiers are limited, and every backer gets production updates straight from the team.