Spirit 25 (Electric)
Rand Boats · Electric · premium
From €130,900
Request a quoteWalk-around layout with a centred pilot three-seat sofa (flip-over backrest converts to a 6-person dining area) and a triple-bed aft sun lounge. Electric configuration starts from ~€130,900 with a top speed up to 33 knots.
Specifications
- Passenger capacity
- 6
- Top speed
- 33 knots
What a buyer should know
Who it suits
The Spirit 25 is the middle child of Rand's electric line-up and, for most buyers, the most sensible one. It borrows the walkaround access of a centre console but keeps the shelter and styling of a classic runabout, and the deck is built around a three-seat pilot sofa whose flip-over backrest converts the space into six-person dining, with a triple sun lounge aft. That is a day-boat brief executed properly: six people, sun, lunch, a swim, home. Buyers wanting a berth should look at the Leisure 28; buyers wanting a thrill should look at the Source 22.
What the numbers mean
Thirty-three knots from an electric drivetrain in a 25-footer is respectable, and the published €130,900 starting price is at least a real, quotable figure — more than can be said for most of this segment. Set against a comparable petrol runabout it is a clear premium, but it is a smaller premium than the electric versions of prestige brands command.
The significant gap is that neither battery capacity nor range appears in our data for this configuration. On a boat sold on its usable day-cruising brief, that is the number that decides whether it works for you. Rand is also a combustion-first yard, so confirm which drivetrain package the quoted price covers.
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.