SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Dec 10, 2025 – Navier has introduced the N30 Pioneer II, adding a new hydrofoil-based vessel to its Pioneer Series, extending the lineup for recreational, commercial, and defense use.
Priced from $850,000, the N30 Pioneer II is an invitation-only, limited-edition vessel built on Navier’s hydrofoil platform. Its hydrofoils lift the boat above the water to reduce drag by more than 80% and reduce motion that can cause seasickness. The electric design operates with zero emissions, unlike combustion-powered craft.
“Navier’s groundbreaking electric hydrofoil vessels harness aerospace and robotics technologies to unlock a new way of exploring the blue world – silent, stable, and deeply connected to nature,” said Sampriti Bhattacharyya, CEO and co-founder of Navier. “Pioneer II is the most advanced electric recreational vessel on the market. A sanctuary on the water, it embodies clean, quiet, conscious, sustainable luxury, delivering a priceless, invigorating adrenaline rush.”
The Pioneer II draws on thousands of foiling hours to refine its performance and handling. It targets adopters seeking precise control and stable operation, supported by an operating system built for military-grade reliability and redundancy.
Built-in cameras and radar give the Pioneer II a sensor suite that tracks nearby vessels and marine life, improving situational awareness and strengthening automated collision detection for autonomous navigation. The vessel includes a dashboard that shows charging status to help operators plan trips and manage available range. Its redesigned layout adds a convertible sunbed lounge, an overnight bed, climate control, and a fishing setup for sport use.
The N30 Pioneer II is available for order. Navier is hosting an invite-only demo tour for prospective buyers in San Francisco, Miami, Boston, and Saint Barthélemy.
Click here for a private sea trial of the N30 Pioneer II Edition.
Source: Navier
About Navier
Navier is a U.S.-based maritime technology company founded in 2019 and headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company develops electric hydrofoiling boats and related marine systems for commercial and private use. Navier designs vessels that lift their hulls above the water to reduce drag, increase efficiency, and extend operating range. Its flagship model, the N30, uses active hydrofoils to improve ride quality and support longer-distance travel compared with conventional electric boats. Navier builds platforms for commercial operators, water taxi services, ferry providers, and also develops systems for defense applications. The company continues to expand its vessel designs while supporting work in boatbuilding, propulsion, and control systems.