One of the major advantages of electric boats is their generally lower maintenance and winterization requirements compared to traditional gas-powered boats. Electric motors are renowned for their simplicity and reliability, featuring fewer moving parts and less complex systems than internal combustion engines. This results in fewer routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, tune-ups, and other engine-related services. The only required maintenance on most electric boats is replacing the sacrificial anodes which are relatively cheap and are the same process as traditional boats. Even a larger X shore with 4-5 zincs is less than $1-200/year. This timeline can be drastically effected by poor electrical equipment on a nearby boat/dock. Winterization on an electric boat is as simple as pulling it out of the water and cleaning it off. In colder temperatures, some higher end electric power boats may require a flush of the fresh water coolant systems. All in all, the break out another thousand euphemism losses its sincerity.