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Complete your Navy Evo
External batteries, charging, props, and anodes for the fixed-mount Navy 3.0 / 6.0 Evo.
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| Item | Type | What it is | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-Series 48V Battery (E60 / E163) | Battery | The external lithium bank that powers the Navy | $1,949 |
| E100 48V Battery (5120 Wh, IP67) | Battery | The biggest bank for maximum range | $2,681 |
| E Battery Charger 25A | Charging | Charge the E-Series bank from shore | $632 |
| E Battery MPPT Solar Charger (1.6kW) | Charging | Solar-charge the bank | $545 |
| Evo Controls | Control | Evo tiller or remote steering | $369.95 |
| Navy 6.0 Propellers | Spares | Low- and high-pitch prop options | |
| Navy Anode | Maintenance | Sacrificial anode for corrosion protection | $47.54 |
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The Navy Evo at a glance
Power, battery, and fit — the essentials.
Power
Navy 3.0 and 6.0 Evo — roughly 6 to 9.9 HP — a fixed-mount, direct-drive motor for bigger boats.
External battery
Runs off an E-Series 48V bank (E60 / E163) or the big E100 5120 Wh pack — size the bank to your range.
Hydrogeneration & control
Recharges under sail, and steers by Evo tiller or remote helm controls.
Why buy ePropulsion from Blue Marine
Authorized ePropulsion dealer
Warranty and support handled by us, not a ticket queue.
ABYC-certified advisors
We size the motor, battery, and charging to your boat as one system.
Free US shipping over $49
Fast shipping from Seattle and local pickup, plus 60-day returns on non-lithium items.
Real people, real boats
Call (800) 628-6306 Mon–Sat — we run electric outboards ourselves.
Not sure this is the right ePropulsion for your boat?
Tell us your boat and how you'll use it — we'll confirm the Navy Evo fits and spec the battery and charging.
Navy Evo FAQ
What battery does the Navy need?
The Navy Evo runs on an external 48V E-Series bank — the E60 or E163 for most boats, or the large E100 (5120 Wh) for maximum range. You size the bank to how far you travel.
Is the Navy a good sailboat auxiliary?
Yes — it's a popular electric auxiliary for cruising sailboats and aluminum fishing boats, and the Evo version hydrogenerates to recharge under sail.
Tiller or remote steering?
Both — the Navy Evo works with a tiller or with Evo top-/side-mount remote controls for helm steering.
Which propeller should I run?
The Navy 6.0 offers low- and high-pitch options (and an aluminum upgrade) to match your boat and load. Our advisors can help you pick.