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.
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.
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!
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?
Did Arc Boats Build a Boat Around a Pylon? Spoiler: Not Quite, But It's Still Bonkers
Arc's new electric boat is here! Called the "Coast," probably because it's less scary for your wallet than their previous ones. It's a center console, meaning the driver's bit is in the middle. It's got 400hp, hits 50mph, and seats 10. And the price?
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...
This Electric Lake Rocket Is What Four Hundred Thousand Dollars Buys You These Days
You could buy a small country instead of this boat, but at least you can silently outrun the local ducks in style. This ENVGO NV1 hydrofoil promises 50 mph of pure, electron-powered lake terror. It even has a sky pylon for your water-skiing shenanigans. And if you fall asleep at the wheel – it will navigate itself, just so you know.
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…
Incat Built a Boat... The Size of Belgium… With 250-tonne Battery
Tasmania's built a 425-foot electric ferry with a 250-tonne battery! That's like strapping a blue whale convention to a cruise ship. The shopping space is bigger than any before. I foresee seasick shoppers and very long extension cords.
Sunreef's Solar-Powered Palaces Now Come with Added Brains and Fewer Emissions
Sunreef's new solar skin uses AI. So now even the sun is smarter than me. At least my boat won't run out of juice... probably. Millions of dollars for a floating solar farm? My old rubber duck looks rather inadequate now.
Stockholm Gets Its First Electric Flying Ferry
Forget gridlock! Sweden's got a FLYING electric ferry that's faster than your commute & greener than your kale smoothie and passengers are HOOKED!
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.
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.
Super Sub Is The Underwater Rollercoaster That's Giving Dolphins a Run for Their Money
Forget your average, leisurely cruises. The latest creation from the brilliant minds at U-Boat Worx is the underwater equivalent of a Ferrari.
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.
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...
Rossinavi's Electric-Hybrid SOLSEA Catamaran Is The Future of Yachting
The SOLSEA is a 43-meter electric-hybrid catamaran that is designed for eco-conscious adventurers. It is powered by a hybrid propulsion system that allows it to run on electric power for long periods, significantly reducing its carbon footprint.
Sunbathing on the Waves: The Solar-Powered Yacht That's More Eco-Warrior Than Eco-Worrier
Ever seen a yacht powered by sunshine and smugness? I have! The Sunpower VIP Solar-E 44 is like a Tesla on the water, but with more legroom and no need for charging stations. Just try not to get a sunburn while basking in the glory of saving the planet.
X Shore Bowrider: Because Sometimes, Silence is Cork-Lined Golden
Remember X Shore? They've just launched the Bowrider, a revamped version of their X Shore 1, designed for those who like their nautical adventures with a side of socializing and sunshine.
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.