The white-hulled Wia 330 open dayboat with its cream canvas top under way on turquoise water, seen from the air.

Wia 330

A versatile electric day cruiser built for full days on the water.

Length

10.3 m

Width

3.35 m

Range

up to 20 h

The Wia 330 seen from high above, a small white open boat with a cream top leaving a wake across shimmering green water.

Practical elegance, full-day comfort

Spacious, uncomplicated and ready for anything — the perfect companion for long days afloat.

A cockpit built for the whole day

The Wia 330 is designed around one straightforward idea: the best day on the water is one where nobody's fighting for space.

A generous aft seating area with a teak table, a full sundeck at the bow, and stainless steel railing throughout give up to eleven guests real room to move — whether that's lounging up front, gathering around the table aft, or standing at the helm taking in the view through the plexi windscreen.

The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.
The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.
The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.
The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.
The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.
The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.

Dimensions

Sideview

Side-view line drawing of the Wia 330 hull.

Deck level

Deck-level plan drawing of the Wia 330.

Cabin level

Cabin-level plan drawing of the Wia 330.
A

Length

10.3 m

B

Width

3.35 m

C

Draught

0.74 m

Seats

11

Beds

4

Small details, genuinely useful

An onboard galley with real teak worktops, a 95-litre fridge and a proper sink turns the 330 into a boat you can spend an entire day aboard, not just an afternoon. At the helm, a 9" Garmin touchscreen handles GPS, depth and chart plotting, while a motorised anchor winch and bow thruster take the effort out of anchoring and docking — the kind of everyday thoughtfulness that makes ownership easy rather than effortful.

The white-hulled Wia 330 under way, its cream canvas top raised over the open cockpit and tan upholstery, with teak deck trim.

A private cabin below

Below deck, the 330 offers more than most day cruisers its size attempt: a convertible double bed in the bow and two separate single berths aft, sleeping up to four guests — ideal for families or friends who'd rather have their own space than share a double. A fully enclosed bathroom with WC, sink and shower means the 330 can genuinely be lived aboard for a night, not just cruised for an afternoon.

The below-deck cabin of the Wia 330: a U-shaped charcoal dinette around a light oak table, pale oak panelling, a round overhead hatch and nautical anchor-print cushions.
The below-deck cabin of the Wia 330: a U-shaped charcoal dinette around a light oak table, pale oak panelling, a round overhead hatch and nautical anchor-print cushions.
The below-deck cabin of the Wia 330: a U-shaped charcoal dinette around a light oak table, pale oak panelling, a round overhead hatch and nautical anchor-print cushions.
The below-deck cabin of the Wia 330: a U-shaped charcoal dinette around a light oak table, pale oak panelling, a round overhead hatch and nautical anchor-print cushions.

Sustainable performance

The Wia 330 is powered by a 100% electric propulsion system delivering silent, vibration-free cruising with zero local emissions. It's capable of up to 20 hours on the water in max-range mode, or a comfortable 8-hour cruising day covering 72 km — quiet, efficient electric boating built to actually be used, not just admired at the dock.

Built for full days, not quick trips

The 330 is designed for lifestyle-oriented owners, families, weekend cruisers and boutique hospitality operators, as well as anyone upgrading from a smaller leisure boat who wants real onboard comfort without stepping up to yacht scale. It's built for full-day cruising, social boating, weekend escapes, dining and entertaining onboard, and marina-to-marina exploration — equally at home on lakes, rivers, coastal cruising zones and urban waterfronts. The philosophy is simple: comfortable, elegant, all-day electric cruising with a strong focus on outdoor living.

Technical details

Material

Hand-laminated fibreglass composite hull, white gel-coat with internal osmosis protection

Battery

10 kWh lead-acid, propulsion (base) + 3 kWh onboard systems + 1.3 kWh bow thruster

Optional: +10 kWh or +20 kWh extra lead-acid packs (20 or 30 kWh total propulsion), or full lithium (LiFePO4) upgrade to 40 kWh

Weight

5,624 kg

Passengers

11 passengers, sleeps 4 (2 cabins)

Length

10.3 m

Width

3.35 m

Speed

9 km/h cruising, 12.5 km/h top speed

Motor

1× 10 kW electric motor, direct drive (base)

Optional: 1× 20 kW, 2× 10 kW twin-motor layout, or Evoy 1× 225 kW performance package (with 138 kWh battery and charger)

Range

Up to 65 NM (120 km) in max-range mode

Up to 39 NM (72 km) at cruising speed

Draft

0.74 m

Charging

Onboard AC charging system, 15 m cable

Interface

9-inch Garmin touchscreen GPS with depth sounder, speed and chartplotter

Hull shape

Semi-displacement hull, hand-laminated and optimised specifically for electric propulsion

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