Portable & Interchangeable

Haswing Ultima 3.0 Reviewed in 2025

By: Matt C. & Bradley Axmith - Updated: April 2025

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Matt C.

Boating Expert at Boat & Sail Magazine

Matt has been living full-time on the water for almost ten years. Numerous adventures have been had cruising the US east coast and the Bahamas on his 38-foot sailboat, Dulcinea.

Bradley Axmith

Editor at Boat & Sail Magazine

Spent summers sailing and fishing as a boy. He built a viking ship and cruises every year.

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A quiet competitor in the small electric outboard market is the Haswing Ultima 3.0. Like the Torqeedo Travel and ePropulsion Spirit series, this motor is a 3-horsepower-class motor with a built-in battery pack. It’s aimed to power dinghies and small fishing boats, with an emphasis on being portable and easy to set up. The motor can be tilted up to operate in any depth of water.

That adjustability means this motor is ideal for use with different small boats.

The Ultima features a sleeker look than earlier models, with a low-profile vertical battery pack and a telescoping tiller handle. The motor rotates 360 degrees, and the tiller handle folds 180 degrees for easy maneuvering, transport, and storage. Built-in, replaceable anodes make it suitable for fresh or saltwater environments.