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Right Whale 250 XSR, the new engine from SELVA MARINE: Power, Reliability, and Efficiency at the Top of the Range

Right Whale 250 XSR, the new engine presented by SELVA MARINE

Selva Marine raises the bar in terms of performance and efficiency with the launch of the new Right Whale 250 XSR outboard. This model, positioned at the top of the range, embodies the brand’s philosophy: offering a powerful and technologically advanced engine while ensuring low fuel consumption and maximum safety at sea.

The heart of the Right Whale 250 XSR is a power unit that makes no compromises. Its essence is captured in SELVA MARINE’s own description: “A bold engine, unmatched in reliability and with exceptionally low fuel consumption”.

This winning combination is achieved through a series of high-level technical solutions:

  • High Displacement and Variable Timing (VTC): The engine is a 4-stroke DOHC (Double Overhead Camshaft) with 24 valves. The generous displacement of 4169 cc and the use of direct-acting variable valve timing (VTC) result in exceptional torque at low revs and superior acceleration response—crucial elements for modern boating. The electronic management system is optimized to ensure that blazing performance goes hand in hand with unprecedented fuel efficiency.
  • Drive By Wire” Controls: The 250 XSR is equipped with an electronic Drive By Wire control system. This technology eliminates mechanical cables in favor of electrical signals, ensuring immediate, smooth, and precise throttle and gear response. The result is easier, more intuitive, and safer engine management, with the option of single or dual electronic control boxes for twin installations.

One of the key pillars of the new Right Whale 250 XSR is its installation flexibility, designed to adapt to a wide variety of boats—from the sportiest RIBs to the most demanding fishing vessels. The engine is available in both XL (Extra Long) and UL (Ultra Long) shaft versions, allowing perfect pairing with hulls of different transom heights. Moreover, for customers opting for twin installations, the 250 XSR is also available in a counter-rotating pair. This configuration is essential for eliminating propeller torque effect, ensuring stable and directional navigation and excellent maneuverability in port. To underline the model’s sporty and premium character, the engine comes standard with a range of CNC precision-machined stainless steel propellers. These propellers not only offer greater strength and durability but are also optimized to maximize thrust and speed under any load condition.

In conclusion, with the Right Whale 250 XSR, Selva Marine strengthens its position in the high-power outboard segment, offering enthusiasts an engine that combines pure power with construction reliability and the advantages of modern technology in terms of efficiency and control.

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