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for a Sustainable Future
Innovative personal mobility platforms for recreation, city commuting,
rescue, and exploration on land and water.
E-Powered Water Skis. No wind required. No tow boat needed.


I designed them. I built them. Then I had to learn to ride them. These candid videos capture my first hour on E-Powered Water Skis—from getting afloat and finding my balance to that moment when it started to feel natural. A little awkward, a little funny, and a beginning I wanted to share. Watch for the moment it clicks.

From your SUV to the shoreline. E-Powered Water Skis travel on a purpose-built cart that rolls down the loading ramps and brings the adventure to the water’s edge. No trailer required.
Cart into the water. Skis afloat. Now for the rider. My first hour includes drifting out of frame, a little grunting, and a temporary promotion to kneeling captain. Wait for the final moment—when the stance clicks and the ride comes together.
Cruise to shore. Step off. Try to look like you’ve done this before. A beach landing from my first hour on E-Powered Water Skis—already feeling like the opening scene.
A new way to ride. And this is just the beginning.
Watch Keith Rudofsky, inventor and founder of
Micro Vehicle Technology® LLC, demonstrate E-Powered Water Skis
at Kelly Park East, Florida, on September 17, 2026.
Electric propulsion. A patented connecting chassis and retractable handlebars. No tow boat, no tow rope, and no wind required.
This demonstration marks the transition from years of design and development to riding on the water.
Explore the Founders Series:
https://microvehicletechnology.com
Interested in manufacturing, dealership,
or patent licensing opportunities?
Contact info@MicroVehicleTechnology.com
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Micro Vehicle Tech
1980 N. Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
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