Aster 8
From eBoat Watch, the product encyclopaedia
Status
Demonstration record
Price from
€220,000 ex tax
Latest change
Software 2.1, 12 Oct
Last verified
12 October 2026
The Aster 8 is an illustrative electric hydrofoil used to demonstrate how eBoat Watch connects product research with current reporting. The reference separates a model family from individual hardware configurations and software releases. [1]
Aster 8
Illustrative electric hydrofoil
A useful product record explains the documented application, identifies the manufacturer and shows where a specification applies. Range claims retain their speed, loading and configuration. Unknown information remains visible as unknown.
Manufacturer: Aster Marine →Design and application
This demonstration model represents a recreational day boat. Its propulsion, energy storage and control system are recorded separately, so a change to one version does not silently change the facts for every owner.
Specifications
Versions
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Price and availability
Release history
News and reviews
Hydrofoils · 12 Oct
The next wave of electric boats is taking flight
Hydrofoils are changing the conversation about electric cruising. Here is what to know about the boats and the technology beneath them.
Hydrofoils · 8 Sep
Aster adds a Touring variant with a larger pack
The second version trades top speed for range. The battery configuration is not yet confirmed.
Reviews will identify the tested version and distinguish independent testing from review synthesis.
Alternatives
Compared by documented use and configuration. No ranking or compatibility claim is implied.
Sources
[1] Technical datasheet – demonstration citation. Source date 15 June 2026 · Variant: 2026 Standard · Verified date: not established.
[2] Release notes – demonstration citation. Software 2.1 · Hardware drive B · Official URL required.
Freshness and unresolved details
Page updated 12 October 2026. This is not a claim that every field was reverified. Weight is disputed; voltage and range loading remain unknown. Aster 8 and Aster Marine are fictional design records.