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.

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.

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.

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.

This speedy, eco-friendly vessel uses hydrofoils to zip above the water, cutting commute times in half. It's more efficient and less polluting than traditional ferries, and you can jump on it now. As long as you’re in Sweden.

This electric hydrofoil is basically a Formula 1 bathtub for the water. With vintage race car vibes and a top speed of 34.5 mph, it's the most fabulous way to make a splash.

Sunreef's latest creation is a 111-foot hybrid catamaran that's basically a floating eco-palace. Solar panels, hybrid engines, and even hydrofoils - the lot. It's got all the luxury you'd expect, plus a few surprises. But is it worth selling your house for?

SeaBubbles' Smart Bubble is like the original Bubble hit the gym and got a PhD in marine engineering. Bigger, faster, and packed with tech, Is it the future of water taxis?

Forget smoky, noisy boats - Axopar's new electric AX/E models are here to electrify your boating experience! These sleek & stylish vessels boast impressive speeds & ranges, proving electric doesn't mean boring. They're the Teslas of the sea, minus the eccentric CEO.

Candela's C-8 electric hydrofoil boat just crossed the Baltic Sea, proving electric boats can go the distance (and look darn good doing it). This futuristic vessel uses hydrofoils to fly above the waves, making it super-efficient and smooth as silk.

This electric catamaran is so fancy it's basically a floating palace with solar panels! It's got a beach club, a helipad, and enough space to host a royal wedding. It's the future of yachting, and it's pretty darn impressive...if you can afford it!

Forget lumbering ferries - Vessev's VS-9 is the electric boat that flies. It's whisper-quiet, recharges at any marina, and the interior is straight outta a private jet. This is nautical travel, first-class style.

Miami's traffic is so bad, it's making drivers consider jet skis. Thankfully, there's hope on the horizon: E-Lixr, an electric water taxi service launching soon. Will it be a lifesaver or a shipwreck? I'm ready to trade my convertible for a mojito-fueled water taxi commute any day!

ENVGO's NV1 is a hydrofoiling electric boat that's faster than my aging reflexes. It's pricey, but saving the planet while looking like a Bond villain doesn't come cheap. 80 miles of range? Not bad for a boat that looks like it time-traveled from the future. Just remember, it's a boat, not a submarine - keep it above water!

Forget gas-guzzlers, India's got sunshine-powered boats now! Navalt's making waves (literally) with solar ferries, yachts, and even a "Barracuda" that's faster than its fishy namesake. Eco-friendly AND award-winning? Sign me up!

Forget clunky ferries! Saudi Arabia's NEOM is getting flying electric ones. Candela's P-12 hydrofoil is like a magic carpet ride, minus Aladdin. It's fast, comfy, and eco-friendly, proving luxury and sustainability can coexist. Just don't expect me to sing "A Whole New World" while onboard.

This Lumen E10 is like a Tesla on water - sleek, silent, and oh-so-eco-chic. It's got a minimalist design that's both functional and fabulous, a battery that'll last longer than many relationships, and a top speed that'll leave other boats eating its wake (metaphorically, of course).

This boat is a duck out of water, literally and figuratively. One minute you’re cruising along, wind in your hair, then suddenly the boat dips underwater! Sounds like a Bond movie, doesn't it? Well, this thing is as real as a tax return.

Aussie ingenuity meets electric dreams! Imagine cruising above the water like a pelican on a caffeine high – that's the Fibre F5, a hydrofoil boat shaking up the boating world. Ditch the petrol fumes and embrace the electric revolution.

150 hp electric outboard? Sounds like a hairdryer on steroids! But hey, at least it won't scare away the fish with its noise. Just don't forget your extension cord if you're planning a long fishing trip!