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Cruise motors have a built-in GPS, with on-board computer and disply, showing information such as speed and input power, state of charge and remaining range, even with third-party batteries. The have a robust, wear-resistant design thanks to features such as a housing that is waterproof to IP67, pylons made from aluminium and a specially reinforced fin. They team up with the prupose developed propellers and additional Torqeedo component to create a highly impressive package.
The flagship model in the Cruise series delivers 12 kW of peak output and a continuous output of 10 kW, which can propel efficient boats up to a maximum speed of 30 km/h.
Two power 48-5000 batteries are required for operation at full power. If the Cruise 10.0 is operated with only one Power 48-5000. the power is reduced to 6 kW. The Cruise 10.0 isn't compatible with the power 24-3500.
For a displacement boat making way through the water, the required propulsive power increases in proportion to the cube of the speed. This means that if you want to double your speed, you need eight times as much power.
And vice-versa, a small reduction in speed is enough to increase the achievable range substantially.
The Torqeedo Cruise's on-board computer calculates the remaining range constantly, by linking the motor's consumption data with the charging level of the batteriesm and the speedo over the ground from the GPS. This allows you to read the remaining range in real time from the motor display or the smartphone app TorqTrac.
| Speed in knots (km/h) | Range in sm (km)* | Running time in hours | |
| Slow | 4,2(7,8) | 32,0 (74,0) | 06:00 |
| Full Throttle | 14,0 (26,5) | 14,0 (26,5) | 01:00 |
● Input power: 10000W
● Propulsive power in watts: 5600W
● Comparable petrol outboards (propulsive power): 20 CV
● Comparable petrol outboards (thrust): 25CV
● Maximum overall efficiency %: 56%
● Static thrust in lbs: <=405
● Nominal voltage: 48V
● Weight: 60,3 Kg
● Shaft length: Short axis 38,5 cm
● Standard propeller: v22/p10k
● Alternative propeller: v32/p10k y v15/p10k
● Maximum propeller speed (rpm/min): 1400
● Control: Remote throttle.
● Steering: Provision to connect to standard remote steering.
● Tilting device: Electrohydraulic tilt device with overload protection.
● Tilt angle +/- 45º
● Trim device: Manual 4 steps.
● Integrated on-board computer: Yes
● Stepless forward/reverse drive: Yes.
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