Arc Sport
ARC Boats · Electric · luxury
From €238,000
Wake/surf-focused sibling to the Arc One, distinct model in Arc's electric-only range. 500-570hp (~373-425kW) motor, ~225-226kWh lithium-ion battery pack (roughly triple a Tesla Model Y's battery capacity). Computer-controlled water ballast and actuatable tabs let users tune wave height, length, and steepness for wakeboarding/surfing. Price converted from a $258,000 starting price.
Specifications
- Length
- 7.01 m
- Beam
- 2.59 m
- Draft
- 0.91 m
- Weight
- 3,420 kg
- Passenger capacity
- 15
- Battery
- 225.5 kWh
- Motor power
- 410 kW
- Top speed
- 35 knots
Powertrain options
Arc
- Power
- 373 kW
- Battery
- 232 kWh
- Top speed
- 35 kn
- Price
- €238,000
Arc's in-house electric drive and battery, from the builder's own specification table (arcboats.com, read on 17 October 2026): 500 hp = 373 kW, 1,932 lb-ft of torque, 232 kWh battery, top speed 40 mph (about 35 kn), 0–35 mph in 6.4 seconds. Range is published in hours, not miles — "4–6 hours of active use, 8–10 hours of mixed use" — so no nautical-mile range is recorded; towing is a duty measured in time. Charging: 70 minutes on Arc's fast charger (recorded), 14–16 hours on a Level 2 connection (recorded: 14, the fastest published). Dry weight 7,540 lb (3,420 kg) base or 7,825 lb with the upgraded wake package; ballast 1,675 lb base / 2,800 lb upgraded; fully ballasted 9,215 lb base / 10,625 lb upgraded. Seating for 15, fiberglass hull, beam 102 in (2.59 m), draft 36 in (0.91 m). Price: "starting at $268,000", converted to €238,000 at the ECB reference rate of 0.88865 EUR per USD on 16 October 2026 — a conversion, not a euro list price.
What a buyer should know
A specialist tool, well aimed
Wakesurfing is one of the few use cases where electric propulsion wins on merit rather than principle: the rider sits directly in the exhaust plume of a petrol wake boat, and removing that is a real improvement. The ARC Boats Arc Sport's 225.5 kWh pack — roughly triple a large car battery — and 410 kW motor are sized for the job, and computer-controlled ballast and tabs are the right way to shape a wave when there is no engine note to tune by ear.
The caveat is that surf sessions are brutally power-hungry. Arc does not publish a runtime or range figure, and that absence is the single most important gap for a buyer. A pack that sounds enormous may translate into a few hours of ballasted surfing, not a full weekend. Ask for a stated figure at surf load, in writing.
For European buyers
Harder to recommend. The €240,000 is converted from $258,000 and is a US domestic price: shipping, duty and VAT land a European buyer materially higher. Arc's dealer and service network is American, and refilling 225 kWh overnight needs serious shore power that few European marinas offer. The natural rival is Nautique's electric wake boat; petrol equivalents from Malibu or MasterCraft cost roughly half. The Arc Sport is a boat for a US lake house with a private dock.
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.
Awards & nominations
The Arc Sport, up close.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the Arc Sport cost?
- The Arc Sport has a published starting price of €238,000.
- How fast is the Arc Sport?
- The published top speed is 35 knots.
- What battery does the Arc Sport have?
- The Arc Sport carries a 225.5 kWh battery.
- How long does the Arc Sport take to charge?
- DC fast charging takes about 70 minutes; a full charge on a standard connection takes about 14 hours.
- How many people is the Arc Sport approved for?
- The Arc Sport is rated for 15 people.
- Who builds the Arc Sport?
- The Arc Sport is built by ARC Boats in United States.
- Has the Arc Sport received any awards?
- Yes — the Arc Sport has been recognised at: iF Design Award 2026 (winner); TIME Best Inventions 2025 (winner); Gustave Trouvé Awards 2024 (nominee).
