Twiel Z7, Wooden catamaran with electric drive

Twiel Z7 — Wooden catamaran with electric drive, produced by MIZU GmbH from Hilzingen-Twielfeld

• World first in the industry

• Environmentally conscious electric drive

• High performance in quality and design

• Local woods and materials

• More than 1,800 hours of woodwork

TWIEL Z7 — Enjoy your time

Twiel boat technology comes from the valleys of the Hegau volcanoes and the shores of Lake Constance.

It serves to give you unforgettable hours on the water.

The use of state-of-the-art construction technology combined with traditional craftsmanship, the highest quality materials from the region, and a unique design make every Twiel truly one of a kind.

The patented hull shape allows you to glide smoothly through the water and ensures a comfortable ride.

Enjoy the feeling of freedom and unforgettable hours on the water.

After more than three years of construction, the longing for this freedom is finally satisfied and we are now finally presenting this unique project to skippers around the world.

The Twiel, with its new boat technology on two separate wings, will inspire you to new adventures and wonderful excursions.

Rediscovering pleasure

The design is inspired by the neo-retro lines of MIZU's history and will delight even the most discerning customers.

The Twiel Z7 is truly a world first. The MIZU project is part of a major trend in today's world, which is rightly becoming increasingly interested in the environment and sustainable development. It allows its potential buyers to satisfy their penchant for technology focused on fun and aesthetic sophistication while making a socially responsible statement. On board the Twiel, the skipper becomes the captain once again.

The Twiel Z7 is available with various option packages.

Technical Data

Design: Catamaran

Hull length: 7,90 m       Width: 2,55 m                  Draft: approx. 0,60 m 
Displacement: 1,6 T         Hull type: Gleiter           Material: Wood, abachi, pine, mahogany
Max. Crew: 6 Persons                      Drive type: Electrical / Shaft
Engine power: 2 x 20 kW

Patented design

Design: Klaus Wetzstein / Michael Zupritt

Construction:  Juliane Hempel / Till Grabowski

Technics: Oliver Dietze