SeaNXT Elite Unveils Sustainable Underwater Scooter at CES 2025
Las Vegas, Thursday, 2 January 2025.
SeaNXT Elite introduces a 22 kg electric underwater scooter at CES 2025, highlighting eco-friendly design, dual-motor system, and advanced navigation features for sustainable ocean exploration.
Revolutionary Launch at CES
French marine technology company SeaNXT [1] is set to showcase its groundbreaking underwater scooter, the SeaNXT Elite, at CES Las Vegas 2025 on January 5th [1]. The unveiling marks a significant milestone in sustainable marine exploration technology, with CEO Ezio Ragozzo emphasizing the product’s role in connecting people with ocean environments [1].
Advanced Technical Specifications
The SeaNXT Elite boasts impressive engineering features, constructed from premium T3000 carbon fiber that contributes to its lightweight 22 kg design [1]. The scooter incorporates cutting-edge technology, including a dual-motor system for redundancy, low-turbulence impeller, and comprehensive navigation capabilities with live GPS feed and offline mapping [1]. Safety features include a high-visibility LED front guide light, visible up to 300 meters at sea and operational for 5 hours even after battery depletion [1].
Sustainability at Core
Environmental consciousness is central to the SeaNXT Elite’s design philosophy. The scooter employs a high-capacity 10C lithium-ion battery housed in fireproof packaging, balancing performance with responsible energy consumption [1]. The product’s modular engineering approach allows for easy component replacement, effectively extending the product’s lifespan and minimizing environmental impact [1]. Available in Black, Green, Blue, Red, and Gold, the scooter is positioned to appeal to both recreational and professional users [1].
Market Availability and Showcase
Blake Carmichael, representing SeaNXT Americas, has invited interested parties to witness the technology firsthand at the Eureka Pavilion during CES 2025 [1]. The launch represents SeaNXT’s commitment to making underwater exploration more accessible while promoting environmental stewardship [1].