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Fully Electric
The 46 is the only hull in the Aquitalia range offered with a fully electric drivetrain, and the only one you can run a quiet anchorage on without a generator.

The 46 is the entry point to the range, and the yard has not treated it as one. It is the same moulded FRP hull and gel coat construction as the 78, in a boat two thirds the length.
The interior specification is where the 46 differs from its bigger sisters, and it reads softer: linen alongside the leather, wood veneer in a matt rather than gloss finish. On a boat this size that is the right call, because gloss joinery in a 13.9 m saloon closes the space in rather than opening it up.
For Pacific Northwest owners the 46 is the size that actually gets used. It fits the marinas that have space, it is manageable two-handed, and it is the one hull in the range you can realistically run up the coast without a crew. If you want more volume for the same handling, the Aquitalia 68 is the next step up.
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Drawn to the yard’s published length and beam. Figures below come from the shipyard and are pending verification against its official spec sheet.
Cruising speed
See note
Fuel tank
900 L
Water tank
400 L
Power system
Traditional or fully electric
Hull
FRP, gel coat
Berths
Not published
Source: aquitaliayachts.com, fetched 12 August 2026. Length and beam are taken from the yard's range index; the 46's own model page leaves both the length and the berths fields empty. Nothing on this plate has been estimated.
Every 46 is built to order. The yard’s customization program runs across four areas, and we run the specification with you before anything reaches the build floor.
Materials, light and layout composed around how you use the boat. On a 13.9 m hull this matters more than it does higher up the range, because there is less of it to waste.
Gel coat, metallic finishes and hull graphics, specified at the yard rather than corrected with a wrap after delivery.
Bridge systems and ambient control, specified to disappear into the helm instead of stacking screens across it.
The decision that defines this boat. Traditional or fully electric, and it has to be made before the build starts rather than after.
If you are weighing the 46 against the rest of the range, the full Aquitalia fleet from 46 to 110 feet is worth reading first. The step up from here is the 68, which adds nearly seven metres and more than four times the fuel.
An electric drivetrain is a specification decision, not an option you tick at handover. It changes the build, and it changes what the boat needs at the dock.
Pricing, availability and delivery timing come to you from the shipyard through us, not through a chain of distributors adding margin at each step.
If you specify electric, the charging question is a moorage question. We work out what your berth can deliver before the order goes in, not after the boat arrives.
Import, independent survey on arrival and BC registration handled as part of the purchase.
We arrange yacht financing across BC before a build slot is confirmed, and we take on ongoing yacht management after handover. If this is your first new build, start with how buying a yacht in Vancouver works.
Tell us whether you are leaning traditional or electric and where you plan to keep the boat. We will come back with the current build position, pricing from the yard and an honest read on what electric means for your moorage.
Vancouver Yacht Group is the exclusive Aquitalia Yachts broker for Canada.
