The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio with its black canvas top under way on Lake Balaton at dusk, seen from the air.

Wia 450 Cabrio

An open-air premium electric yacht built for social life on the water.

Length

13.7 m

Width

4.1 m

Range

up to 26 h

The Wia 450 Cabrio far below on shimmering green water, a small white boat with a dark canvas top leaving a faint wake.

Open air, elevated

Sporty, dynamic and effortlessly social — the open-air soul of Wia's 450 platform.

Life outdoors, without compromise

The Wia 450 Cabrio is built around one idea: the best days on the water are spent outside. Its open architectural layout removes the barrier between cockpit and cabin, creating one continuous social space from the helm to the aft seating.

Where its sister model, the 450 HardTop, is dignified and enclosed, the Cabrio is sporty, graceful and open to the sky — the same flagship platform, tuned for warm-weather cruising and life lived outdoors.

The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.

Dimensions

Sideview

Side-view line drawing of the Wia 450 Cabrio hull.

Deck level

Deck-level plan drawing of the Wia 450 Cabrio.

Cabin level

Cabin-level plan drawing of the Wia 450 Cabrio.
A

Length

13.7 m

B

Width

4.1 m

C

Draught

0.8 m

Seats

12

Beds

6

Shade, storage and comfort, engineered in

A large stainless-steel shading system with an integrated canopy and built-in LED lighting adapts the cockpit from full sun to shaded lounge in moments, while a sliding glass door at the helm offers shelter without closing off the space. The L-shaped cockpit seating includes a convertible relaxation berth for guests who'd rather stretch out than sit up, and motorised storage beneath the aft seating keeps the deck free of clutter — everything the day needs, nothing left in the way.

The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.
The white-hulled Wia 450 Cabrio under way on the water at dusk, its black canvas top raised over the open cockpit.

Three cabins, six berths, real privacy

Below deck, the 450 Cabrio offers genuine liveaboard comfort as standard: a bow cabin and two aft cabins, each with its own full double berth, sleep up to six guests in real privacy — not as an optional upgrade, but built in from the start. A separate bathroom and a fully independent shower cabin mean guests aren't sharing one cramped head, and a galley finished in premium Corian with a 130-litre fridge keeps entertaining effortless, wherever the day takes you.

The saloon of the Wia 450 Cabrio: a U-shaped green dinette around a light oak table, pale oak panelling, a round overhead skylight, a wall-mounted screen and wia-branded cushions.
The light-oak interior of the Wia 450 Cabrio with its green upholstery and soft lighting.
The light-oak interior of the Wia 450 Cabrio with its green upholstery and soft lighting.
The light-oak interior of the Wia 450 Cabrio with its green upholstery and soft lighting.
The light-oak interior of the Wia 450 Cabrio with its green upholstery and soft lighting.

Sustainable performance

The Wia 450 Cabrio is powered by a 100% electric propulsion system delivering silent, vibration-free cruising with zero local emissions. In its long-range configuration, it's capable of up to 26 hours on the water in max-range mode, or a comfortable 8-hour cruising day covering nearly 90 km — proof that open-air freedom and genuine electric range aren't a trade-off.

The deck and cockpit of the Wia 450 Cabrio, cream seating and teak details under the black canvas top.
The deck and cockpit of the Wia 450 Cabrio, cream seating and teak details under the black canvas top.
The deck and cockpit of the Wia 450 Cabrio, cream seating and teak details under the black canvas top.

Built for life in the sun

The 450 Cabrio is designed for premium lifestyle owners, coastal leisure users and entertaining-focused guests — as well as experienced yacht owners making the move to electric. It's built for luxury day cruising, sunset outings, social events onboard and premium hospitality experiences, at its best in seas, lakes, coastal regions, premium marinas and warm-weather cruising destinations. The philosophy is simple: a seamless connection between the water, the people on board, and the quiet of electric propulsion.

Technical details

Material

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

Battery

40 kWh lithium (LiFePO4), propulsion (base) + 3 kWh onboard systems + 1.3 kWh bow thruster

Optional: +20 kWh or +40 kWh extra lithium packs (60 or 80 kWh total propulsion)

Weight

9,800 kg

Passengers

12 passengers, sleeps 6 (3 cabins)

Length

13.7 m

Width

4.1 m

Speed

11 km/h cruising, 15.5 km/h top speed

Motor

2× 20 kW electric motors, direct drive (base)

Optional: 2× 40 kW, or Evoy 2× 225 kW performance package (with 2× 138 kWh battery and charger)

Range

Up to 113 NM (210 km) in max-range mode

Up to 48 NM (88 km) at cruising speed

Draft

0.8 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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