V24

What 43 kWh against 134 kW actually means

The V24 is a 7.52 m electric pontoon for twelve, built around Vision's E-Motion 180E high-voltage powertrain. The headline pairing — a 134 kW motor and a 43 kWh standard pack — is the number buyers most often misread. Held at full output, a 43 kWh pack would be exhausted in roughly twenty minutes; the quoted 40 nautical miles therefore describes relaxed cruising, not sustained hard running. The big motor exists to give brisk acceleration and reserve, not to be used continuously. Treat 40 nm as a comfortable day's pottering with the throttle largely closed, and understand that a fast run home will cost you far more of the pack than the distance suggests.

Who should choose it, and the money

The optional second pack, taking the boat to 86 kWh and around 90 nm, is the upgrade to consider seriously if your water is open or your marina lacks convenient charging. Onboard charging at 120–240 V and 30–50 A means overnight replenishment from an ordinary supply rather than dedicated infrastructure — a real practical advantage.

At €92,000 the V24 is the entry to Vision's serious range. Note that the price is converted from $99,995 for a base configuration, so European landed cost will be higher. Against the larger V30, choose the V24 if berth length or budget is the binding constraint.