Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 35ELH

The Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 35ELH pairs high-output electric propulsion with direct tiller control and a 20-inch long shaft, making it ideal for boats with taller transoms. Designed to deliver performance comparable to a traditional 5hp four-stroke outboard, the 35ELH provides smooth acceleration, immediate torque, and near-silent operation—without exhaust fumes or direct emissions.

Whether you’re fishing, day cruising, or maneuvering in tight marinas, this electric outboard adapts to your day with scalable energy and refined control.

Features and Performance

At its core, the Avator 35ELH features a 3700-watt electric motor that delivers strong prop-shaft output with instant torque for confident acceleration and precise low-speed handling. The smooth, vibration-free power improves comfort and control during docking and slow maneuvering.

The modular battery architecture requires a minimum of two 2300Wh lithium batteries (sold separately), allowing you to tailor range and runtime to your needs. With electric starting, manual trim and tilt, and ergonomic tiller steering, operation is intuitive and dependable. Quiet performance makes it especially suitable for fishing areas and environmentally sensitive waterways.

Why You Should Buy It

If you want maximum Avator 5hp-class electric performance with hands-on tiller control and long-shaft compatibility, the Mercury Avator 35ELH is an excellent choice. It combines powerful electric output, scalable battery flexibility, and the trusted engineering of Mercury Marine—delivering clean, modern propulsion without compromise.

FAQ – Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 35ELH

Q: How powerful is the Mercury Avator 35ELH?
A: It produces 3700W of prop-shaft output, delivering performance comparable to a 5hp four-stroke outboard.

Q: Why choose the 20” long shaft version?
A: The long shaft provides proper propeller depth and better control on boats with higher transoms.

Q: Is this outboard suitable for emission-restricted waterways?
A: Yes. It produces zero direct emissions and no exhaust fumes.