The ePropulsion kLite 750, also written as K-Lite 750, is a compact electric kayak motor for fishing and recreational kayaking. It combines a 378Wh integrated battery with 500W of continuous power and up to 750W in Boost Mode. The motor and battery weigh 14.3 lbs, while the separate mount adds 5.1 lbs for a combined system weight of 19.4 lbs.

Yes. The ePropulsion K-Lite 750 is designed to operate in water as shallow as 7 inches, with a 10.9-inch height adjustment range to help position the motor for different depths. Fish Mode provides refined low-speed control with a preset maximum of 200W, while Soft-Lock reverse supports up to 300W for maneuvering. Underwater obstacles can still damage the propeller, so check clearance and inspect it after contact.

The ePropulsion kLite 750’s integrated 378Wh lithium-ion battery takes approximately four hours to recharge from empty using the standard charger. A 100–240V AC charger is included in the package. The battery is built into the electric kayak motor, so there is no separate propulsion battery to install for standard operation.

The ePropulsion K-Lite 750 uses a standard four-bolt mounting pattern commonly found on stern-mounted kayak motor and shallow-water anchor setups. Some kayaks accept the mount directly, while others need an adapter plate or custom mounting solution. Check your kayak’s mounting points and access before ordering; the Foot Control Steering Kit is an optional accessory, not part of the standard motor package.

Yes, with the optional eLite/kLite Range Extension Kit and a compatible 12V third-party battery. The kit supplies up to 100W of charging input to recharge the integrated battery while you are on the water. The K-Lite electric kayak motor cannot run directly from an external battery, and charging input is lower than motor demand at higher power settings.

Yes. The ePropulsion kLite 750 electric kayak motor is suitable for freshwater and saltwater use, and its motor and integrated battery are rated IP67. After saltwater use, rinse the equipment with fresh water and let it dry before storage. Use the protective cap on the throttle-to-motor cable during transport and storage to help keep moisture and debris out of the connector.

In ePropulsion testing on a Crescent Kayaks Lite Tackle 2 with the integrated 378Wh battery, the kLite 750 achieved 5.5 mph at 500W with approximately 48 minutes of runtime and 4 miles of range. At 133W, the same electric kayak motor setup achieved 4 mph with about 2 hours 48 minutes of runtime and 11 miles of range. Boost Mode reached 6 mph in the manufacturer’s test, but requires sufficient battery charge and a safe operating temperature. Actual speed, runtime, and range vary with your kayak, load, wind, current, and water conditions.