Takuma eFoil

Takuma eFoil

French eFoils that undercut the premium brands: the archive

Update — July 2026

Takuma has withdrawn from the market

Takuma has ceased operations, and new eFoils from the brand are no longer for sale. This profile stays online as an archive. If you're shopping for a new eFoil, start with Lift and Flite, or read our eFoil buying guide.

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The Takuma brand

Takuma was a French brand with a narrow focus: eFoils and hydrofoils, nothing else. The company ran offices in four countries (Japan, France, Spain, and New Caledonia) and built its reputation on serious value for the money: Takuma eFoils sold for far less than the premium competition.

The lineup consisted of two eFoil boards: the Carver (for advanced riders) and the Cruising (for beginners and heavier riders).

The models (archive)

These two boards made up the entire Takuma range. Neither is available new anymore; we've left the original write-ups in place for anyone hunting on the used market.

Takuma Efoil Carver

Takuma Efoil Carver

The Takuma Efoil Carver is a compact board built for hard-charging riders and intense sessions. Its tight dimensions make you faster on the water, and because both board and wing are on the small side, the Carver stays stable even at higher speeds.

The 60 cm mast keeps you flying comfortably in bigger waves and opens up tight, sporty turns. The board reacts instantly to every shift of your weight. Recommended for advanced, experienced eFoilers.

Wing options: 1300 cm² (standard), 1600 cm² and 1900 cm².

  • Board: 160 x 71 cm (5'3" x 28"), 120 L
  • Front wing: 1300 cm²
  • Stabilizer: 270 cm²
  • Mast: 60 cm
  • Total weight: 34 kg (board + ESC 14 kg, 20 Ah battery 8 kg, drive unit + foil 11 kg)
  • Battery: Samsung Li-Ion 43.2 V, 20 Ah
  • Flight time (35 Ah battery): 70-90 minutes
  • Flight time (20 Ah battery): 40-60 minutes
  • Charge time: 2 hours 50 minutes
  • Top speed: 35 km/h (≈ 22 mph) with the 1300 cm² wing
  • Carbon board
  • Carbon front wing and stabilizer
  • Aluminum fuselage and mast
  • 5-blade aluminum propeller
  • Motor power: 3 kW
  • Color: Blue
  • Price: around €7,000 when new
“This is a fun board for experienced riders. It surfs really well in the waves. It costs less than the high-end boards, but I never noticed any drop in quality.”
Takuma Efoil Cruising

Takuma Efoil Cruising

The bigger, more stable model, ideal for beginners and heavier riders.

Wing options: 1900 cm² (for beginners on flat water) and 1600 cm² (more playful, better in waves).

  • Board: 190 x 76 cm (6'3" x 30"), 150 L
  • Front wing: 1300 cm²
  • Mast: 50 cm
  • Total weight: 39 kg (board 16 kg, battery 12 kg, drive unit + foil 11 kg)
  • Battery: Samsung Li-Ion 43.2 V, 35 Ah
  • Flight time: 70-90 minutes
  • Charge time: 2 hours 50 minutes (220 V) / 3 hours 20 minutes (110 V)
  • Top speed: varies with rider weight and wing size
  • Colors: Gray-blue, red, white, dark gray
  • Price: around €7,000 when new
“The easiest board to ride I've ever tried. Within five to ten minutes you're up and having a ton of fun.” – Robert Pirie

What happened to Takuma?

By 2026 the story was over: Takuma ceased operations and withdrew from the market. The brand's eFoils and hydrofoils are no longer sold new; the profile above stays online as an archive.

If you own a Takuma eFoil, plan around the fact that manufacturer spare parts and warranty support are gone. Your best sources for parts are the used market and independent watersports workshops. Watch the condition of the battery and electronics especially closely, because those are exactly the components that are hardest to replace.

Thinking about a new eFoil instead? Among the active manufacturers, we cover Lift and Flite in detail, while SiFly and Waydoo come closest to Takuma's old price level. Every current model from the active brands sits in the table on our eFoil comparison page, and our eFoil buying guide will help you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Is Takuma still in business?

No. Takuma has ceased operations and withdrawn from the market. Its eFoils and hydrofoils are no longer sold new; the used market is the only place you'll still find them.

What should I do if I own a Takuma eFoil?

Manufacturer spare parts and warranty support are no longer available. Your best sources for parts are the used market and independent watersports workshops. Keep a close eye on the battery and electronics in particular, because replacements for those are the hardest to find.

What are the alternatives to Takuma?

Among active manufacturers, Lift and Fliteboard are the best-known premium brands, while SiFly and Waydoo come closest to Takuma's old price level. You'll find every current model in the table on our eFoil comparison page.

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