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This Swanky Electric Catamaran Promises Silent Sailing… With a Diesel Asterisk

Tired of noisy, smelly diesel engines ruining your sunset cocktail? The new Oceanwalker S60e promises silent, solar-powered bliss. Well, mostly. This 60-foot electric catamaran has a top speed of 12 knots, a fancy solar array, and a pair of diesel generators for when the sun gets shy. It’s the future of yachting with a very clever, and very necessary, asterisk.

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A Clever Electric Gizmo Might Actually Get Me Back on a Boat

Finally, an electric outboard I can actually lift without pulling a muscle! The RemigoOne: Slovenian chic for your dinghy. 1000W of silent power, a battery that goes the distance (if you behave), and now a remote so you can captain from your throne. It’s not cheap, but neither is therapy after wrestling a heavy, smelly old motor.

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An Electric Boat Just Flew Across the Mediterranean From Spain To Africa

A Swedish electric boat didn't just sail from Europe to Africa, it practically flew on hydrofoils, using just $9 of juice! While the gas-guzzler chase boat choked on $100+ in fuel, this golden-foiled wonder proved electric is ready for the high seas & maybe, just maybe, my next vacation. Less fume, more zoom!

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Electric Speedboats and Star Power: Will E1 Racing Actually Make Waves?

Electric boat racing with A-listers like Will Smith & Tom Brady? E1's RaceBirds are carbon foilers hitting 57 mph on water! Silent, speedy, and a bit bonkers. With a billion-dollar dream and celebs sometimes showing up, will this 'lifestyle' sport actually float, or is it just another wonderfully daft way to get wet?

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Lost at Sea… of Solar Panels - The Solar Yachts SY80

Silent Yachts' SY80 is an 80-foot palace that runs on sunshine, hopes, and dreams. It goes about as fast as a determined snail but is silent, luxurious, and fits up to twelve guests. Just try not to get lost in its interior. Price? If you have to ask...

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Is E-Dolphin's Electric Wet Rocket Worth the Splash?

Electric jet ski alert! E-Dolphin's S300: silent, speedy, charges faster than you can say "dolphinately cool." Pricey, but saves the planet, and maybe our ears. Lifetime warranty for early birds! But the admission price is the sticky point…

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When Your Hot Tub Gets Sea Legs (And a Motor)

This is how we fix the world. Forget yachts, the Spacruzzi hot tub boat is the real VIP. 104-degree water, electric motor, and enough room for six of your wettest pals. It's a floating party, and you're the host. Just add margaritas. And rubber duckies.

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Electric Foiling Ferry Revolution Takes Off Down Under

Down in New Zealand, they're really doing things differently. Vessev's electric VS-9 is making waves (or rather, skimming over them) as the world's first commercial foiling e-ferry. This 29.3-foot beauty can carry 10 passengers at 25 knots, offering a smooth, quiet, and eco-friendly ride.

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E-Lixr Is Making a Splash in the Electric Water Taxi Scene

E-Lixr's ditching the champagne wishes and caviar dreams to become the Uber of electric water taxis. Think one-stop shop for eco-friendly water taxis, complete with charging stations and legal support. They're even building a shipyard! Forget flying cars, I'm taking an electric water taxi to my next party.

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Porsche's Latest EV Can Walk on Water

Porsche's gone off the deep end! Their new electric boat is basically a floating Macan Turbo with a $600k price tag. At least it comes with underwater lights...

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My House is a Boat

A house with sea legs? This futuristic floating home, the Arkup 50, has it all: solar panels, a hot tub, and even retractable legs to lift it above the waves. But don't pack your bags for a round-the-world cruise just yet, this "livable yacht" is more of a stationary floating condo.

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