Amber
€60,000


Overview
The Elvene Amber is a lightweight solar-electric day cruiser designed to combine the practicality and open layout of a center console with the comfort and overnight capability of a compact cruiser. Its spacious deck, seating for up to seven and two-person cuddy cabin make it suitable for relaxed day trips, coastal exploration and occasional overnight stays.
Available with single or twin electric outboards, the Amber offers between 22 and 50 kW of motor power and a top speed above 30 knots. Its 22–44 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery system provides more than 100 nautical miles of range at lower speeds, while up to 1.5 kWp of integrated, walkable solar panels can extend cruising range during daylight and support off-grid operation.
An integrated infotainment system simplifies control of the boat and its energy systems. Standard equipment includes a chartplotter with echo sounder, Bluetooth audio, natural cork flooring and wireless phone charging. Optional equipment includes a refrigerator, canopy, searchlight, electric windlass, freshwater shower and chemical toilet.
Built in Finland, the Amber is intended for boaters looking for quiet, low-maintenance cruising with useful performance, flexible deck space and the possibility of spending the night on board.
Technical
Last updated Aug 2026
Specs verified Aug 2026 against manufacturer data
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