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LASAI is a Spanish firm specialized in the development and production of solar-electric boats. The company offers various models, including the LASAI 32 KS, a long-range coastal and island cruiser with a top speed of 18 knots and a range of over 80 NM at 10 knots. The LASAI 22 GL and the LASAI 20 GL are designed for coastal travel, both achieving a range of more than 100 NM at 6 knots. The LASAI 20 CR is intended for lakes, rivers, and waterways, offering a top speed of 9 knots with a range limitation of 10 hours. The LASAI 20 TR is a passenger boat with space for 1+8 persons, reaching a speed of 6 knots and having a range of 8 hours. The boats are environmentally friendly and use solar energy for propulsion.

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