LASAI 22 GL
LASAI Marine XXI · Electric
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Request a quoteThe LASAI 22 GL is a 6.8-metre solar-electric day boat from the Spanish builder LASAI Marine XXI, combining integrated photovoltaic panels with a 30 kW electric motor and a 58 kWh battery. It carries eight people in a 980 kg hull, with a quoted top speed of 15 knots and a range of over 100 nautical miles at a 6-knot cruise, a figure LASAI states has been verified by Bureau Veritas. The builder publishes no price for the model.
Specifications
- Length
- 6.8 m
- Beam
- 2.22 m
- Weight
- 980 kg
- Passenger capacity
- 8
- Battery
- 58 kWh
- Motor power
- 30 kW
- Top speed
- 15 knots
- Range
- 100 nm
What a buyer should know
The range story
The LASAI 22 GL's 58 kWh pack in a hull weighing under a tonne is an unusually generous energy-to-weight ratio for a 6.8-metre boat, and it explains the 100-nautical-mile claim at 6 knots. That is genuine touring range by electric-boat standards, and the third-party verification LASAI cites is worth more than an unaudited builder number. The solar contribution is best understood as extending a slow day rather than replacing shore charging — helpful on a moored boat over a week, not a substitute for a plug.
Who it suits
Owners who cruise slowly and want to stop worrying about range: inland waterways, sheltered coasts, long lazy days. The 15-knot ceiling exists, but the whole design logic points at the 6-knot figure. Anyone wanting to plane or tow should look elsewhere.
Caveats
LASAI publishes no prices at all, which makes independent comparison impossible. A dealer figure of roughly €99,830 circulates, but it conflicts with the builder's own specifications and should not be treated as the price of this boat — get a written quotation naming the exact configuration. Note also that the registered company name uses the Roman numeral XXI, frequently miswritten as XXL in listings, which matters when you are checking company records or warranty documents.
Written from the builder’s published specifications and the wider market, not from testing the boat ourselves. Always confirm figures with the manufacturer before committing.