In Pictures: TEMO launches OUTPOD electric boat motor in North America at Annapolis sailboat show

A small inflatable boat rests on a quiet beach, the kind of craft that could be repowered by TEMO's new OUTPOD pod drive.

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TEMO's OUTPOD brings electric propulsion and hydrogeneration to small boats without the need for hull drilling.

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The OUTPOD's two versions deliver up to 3,100 watts, enough thrust for leisurely cruising on quiet waterways.

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Bolt-on transom mounting means the OUTPOD can be fitted to a wide range of existing small boats.

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TEMO is debuting the OUTPOD in North America at the United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis.

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Electric pod drives like the OUTPOD aim to cut emissions for the small-boat fleets found in harbors and marinas.

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With 148 lb of thrust available, the OUTPOD targets recreational sailors seeking a cleaner auxiliary option.

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Hydrogeneration capability lets the OUTPOD recover energy while under sail, extending range for longer trips.

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TEMO's OUTPOD launches as electric propulsion gains momentum in the North American marine market.

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