Laguna 760
Marian Boats · Electric
Price on request
Request a quoteTop-class model in Marian's range per the manufacturer's own site, blending traditional styling with a top speed of 53km/h (~28.6 knots) — similar performance tier to the Magic 640. 125kW electric motor, lithium-manganese battery chemistry (capacity not disclosed) — enough power to tow a water-skier. Built to order like the rest of the range.
Specifications
- Length
- 7 m
- Motor power
- 125 kW
- Top speed
- 28.6 knots
What a buyer should know
Classic lines, modern output
Marian calls the Laguna 760 the top of its range, and the styling brief is clearly traditional — a varnished-runabout look rather than the angular modernity of the M 800. The published 125 kW motor and 53 km/h (28.6 knot) top speed put it in the same performance tier as the much smaller Magic 640, and the yard states it has enough thrust to tow a water-skier, which is the practical test most buyers of a classic-look lake boat actually care about.
The missing figure is the important one
No battery capacity is published, only the lithium-manganese chemistry. At 125 kW that omission is not a detail: endurance at speed is the single variable that determines whether this is a boat you can ski behind all afternoon or one that needs a charge after a couple of tow sets. Ask for the kWh figure and the yard's own estimate of runtime in tow use before committing. No price is published either, so the Laguna cannot yet be positioned against the €51,600 Magic 640 or the far dearer M 800.
This suits a buyer on an Alpine or Bavarian lake who wants period aesthetics without a combustion engine, and who values craftsmanship over a datasheet. Buyers who compare boats on numbers will find little to compare here.
Written from the builder’s published specifications and the wider market, not from testing the boat ourselves. Always confirm figures with the manufacturer before committing.