Medasia Marine is a boutique marine design-and-construction group active across the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Their work spans new-build yachts and commercial vessels, turnkey refits, modular floating-living projects (solar houseboats and floating villas), and technical/owners-representative roles — with a stated strategic focus on sustainable, low-carbon shipbuilding.

Medasia’s lifestyle arm (displayed through Medasia Shop / Medasia Marine group pages) packages boutique electric mobility and premium watersports gear alongside their marine business — aiming at stylish, eco-forward leisure products for resorts, owners and affluent urban buyers. 

Devinci Cars — retro-styled electric

What they are:

Small, retro-styled electric  (classic roadster adapted to modern EV drivetrains) positioned for resort fleets, boutique urban use and lifestyle buyers. 

Typical specs positioning:

Models are presented with modest top speeds suitable for city cruising (examples ~90–110 km/h) and ranges designed for short trips (100–205 km range is cited across models), emphasizing style, comfort and “boutique” use rather than highway performance. 

Cooler King e-Bikes — retro, premium electric bikes

What they are:

A curated selection of retro-styled, higher-power e-bikes (Cooler King brand) sold through Medasia’s retail channels (Medasia Shop / local distribution). Medasia acts as regional partner/distributor for Cooler King in the Middle East. 

Notable models & specs: Multiple models (e.g., 750ST, 1500S) with hub/center motors (examples showing 750W or 1500W variants), 48–52V battery packs (Samsung packs referenced), ranges commonly from ~40–128 km depending on model/configuration, top speeds advertised up to ~40–45 km/h (marketed top speeds vary by spec/version). Features include front suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, fat tyres and premium trim details on higher-end editions. 

High-end water-sports equipment

Product range:

Medasia Shop lists premium watersports gear including electric/jet-propelled surfboards, hydrofoil surfboards, high-performance paddleboards (some with eco materials and optional solar/charging integration), lightweight kayaks, and supporting accessories (wetsuits, masks, safety kit). These are marketed toward performance and luxury leisure markets. 

Positioning & traits:

The catalog emphasizes innovation (electric propulsion for small boards, integrated tech like communications/charging), performance (hydrofoils, surf jets), and some eco-conscious options (recycled/biodegradable materials). This complements their lifestyle mobility products (cars/bikes) for resorts, owners of floating villas/houseboats, and water-sports operators. 

Medasia’s floating-spaces product line packages luxury living with renewable energy systems: the E-Clipse series are solar-electric houseboats/solar yachts, and the Solarpod is a modular solar-powered floating villa concept. Both are offered as off-grid-capable, low-carbon living platforms produced in the UAE. 

Key models & dimensions

E-Clipse range:

Available from ~12 m up to 22 m (E-Clipse-12, -17, -22, plus wide-body variants). The 17 m model (EC17) is a prominent example used in marketing and listings. 

Solarpod 

Positioned as a “smart floating space” / floating villa; listed alongside the E-Clipse products as a separate, more villa-style modular unit. 

Power, energy & propulsion (what makes them “solar”)

Large integrated PV area

E-Clipse boats have ~66 m² of solar panels and photovoltaic glass on the 17 m model; Solarpod listings reference 70+ m² of solar collection on some units. These panels are core to making extended off-grid operation possible. 

Battery & propulsion

E-Clipse 17 supplied with 50 kWh house battery + 50 kWh dedicated propulsion battery (with a 10 kW inverter standard); propulsion is fully electric, with optional H₂ fuel-cell range-extender on some variants (Hydra H2). 

Construction, materials & modularity

Hull & durability:

Medasia manufacturers HDPE (high-density polyethylene) pontoon/hull construction for the E-Clipse line: they highlight recyclability, robustness, and a 50-year hull warranty. 

Modular, container-shippable design:

The E-Clipse is engineered to be shipped in modular form (claim: can be packed into 2 high-cube containers for global delivery and assembled on site), which supports international deployment and resort/real-estate projects. 

Fit-out, living space & options

Interiors & layouts:

The 17 m model is shown with single- or double-bedroom layouts and open-plan living options; the Solarpod is presented more as a single–floor floating villa with luxury finishes and emphasis on design (collaboration with designer Agnès Guiu is cited). 

Market positioning:

Target buyers & use cases Marketed at owners of marinas, resorts, floating-villa developments, holiday rentals and private owners seeking sustainable, boutique floating homes. 

Medasia Events operates hospitality venues under the “Take 5" Brand that host live music, events and food & beverage offerings— these venues act as real-world showcases for Medasia’s lifestyle products and help position the group in the leisure/resort market. 

Medasia’s floating-spaces (Solarpod, E-Clipse) are explicitly marketed to resorts, marinas and boutique hospitality operators — they’re presented as turnkey smart-floating units for guest stays, private villas or branded resort inventory (i.e., a hospitality play as well as a product sale).   

Groob Al Shams — hospitality / events profile

Groob Al Shams Services LLC is an Abu Dhabi-based firm with business lines across tourism, hospitality, maritime, events, yachts and automotive, operators and service providers in hospitality and events in the UAE region 

“Take 5” Jazz Lounge 

Take 5 Jazz Lounge concept (described as a jazz-lounge chain planned for multiple locations, one of which is cited as Abu Dhabi  a hospitality concept focused on live jazz, an international/fusion menu and lounge programming.   

Medasia Americas — U.S. launch announced for November 2025

Abu Dhabi / United States — November 2025 — Medasia Marine will open in the United States under the Medasia Americas brand, bringing the company’s award-winning floating-space portfolio to North America. The U.S. operation will focus on three pillars: Solarpod® modular floating villas, E-Clipse® solar-electric houseboats, and a new 40-foot solar-electric catamaran now under construction—each engineered to make sustainable living and leisure on the water attainable at a practical, value-driven price point.

Why Medasia Americas, why now

Coastal communities, resort developers, and private owners are asking for solutions that reduce emissions, simplify ownership, and expand shoreline experiences without heavy civil works. Medasia Americas answers that demand with products designed for low-impact installation, quiet, all-electric operation, and modular scalability—from a single private retreat to multi-key hospitality projects.

The launch lineup

Solarpod® — modular floating villas

• Use cases: boutique resort keys, private waterfront suites, marinas, and eco-lodging.
• Core idea: a self-contained “smart floating space” with generous roof-integrated solar, efficient HVAC, and hotel-grade interiors.
• Benefits: minimal seabed disturbance, rapid on-site assembly, and repeatable modules that scale into full floating clusters.

E-Clipse® — solar-electric houseboats

• Use cases: private owners and operators wanting extended, quiet cruising and comfortable off-grid stays.
• Core idea: solar-assisted, battery-electric propulsion paired with live-aboard layouts and recyclable hull systems.
• Benefits: ultra-low running costs, whisper-quiet operation, and simplified maintenance relative to diesel craft.

40’ Solar-Electric Catamaran (new)

• Mission: deliver a capable day-and-weekender platform at a sustainable price point—broadening access to the all-electric, zero-local-emissions category.
• Highlights at a glance:
  • Twin-hull efficiency for long, economical electric range at modest cruise speeds
  • Large PV area for meaningful solar contribution to house and propulsion systems
  • Flexible deck plans (family dayboat, charter day-cat, or resort shuttle)
  • Designed around modular batteries, shore-fast DC charging, and serviceability

Built for U.S. waters and U.S. owners

Medasia Americas will localize specifications for U.S. codes and standards, with attention to:

• Regulatory & class: U.S. Coast Guard compliance pathways and applicable ABYC standards
• Serviceability: regional parts, training, and after-sales support networks
• Deployment: container-shippable modules (where applicable) to reduce logistics costs and speed time-to-water

Sustainability you can measure

Across the portfolio, Medasia emphasizes:

• All-electric propulsion with meaningful solar contribution
• Materials circularity where feasible (including recyclable hull systems on select models)
• Energy-smart design (passive shading, efficient HVAC, DC systems) that lowers lifetime operating costs

For developers, marinas, and public waterfronts

Medasia Americas will offer concept-to-commissioning support: site studies, power and charging plans, mooring solutions, permitting guidance, and operator training—plus optional branding and FF&E packages for hospitality programs.

Availability & first deliveries

Demonstrator units for Solarpod® and E-Clipse® are slated to align with the November 2025 launch program, with priority production slots opened for U.S. customers. The 40’ solar-electric catamaran will follow its build schedule with early adopter allocations coordinated through Medasia Americas.

About Medasia Marine

Medasia Marine is a design-led builder of sustainable floating spaces, solar-electric houseboats, and efficient multihulls, with manufacturing roots in the UAE and projects across leisure, residential, and hospitality sectors.