De-What? Yes, like the land vehicle industry, the marine industry is getting serious—very serious—about decarbonization—reducing carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions from our boats’ powerplants. Towards ...

Remember when we used a telephone just to call someone? In those days, if we wanted to listen to music, take photos, plan a road trip, crunch some numbers, look at local restaurant options and do our ...

A cutting-edge boat design was unveiled this week at the Miami International Boat Show— the world's first recreational boat powered by a Yamaha engine built to run on what's often billed as the fuel ...

The world of boating is changing as technology continues to advance, and one of the most exciting developments in recent years is the rise of smart boats. These high-tech vessels are equipped with ...

Driving around, it’s becoming more common to see electric and hybrid cars, but what about boats? While car engines have been shifting away from gasoline for years, the boating industry is just ...

British modular electric drive specialist Saietta Group is preparing to launch its first electric outboard motor for boats and other watercraft. A year after spinning off the Propel marine division, ...

Electric seems to be the general trend nowadays when it comes to transportation, be it on the roads, in the sky, or on the water. And Navier set out to make waves with its so-called boat of the future ...

How does faux teak stack up to real wood? Well, it promises half the cost, near-zero maintenance and minimal downtime. Faux teak is rapidly replacing the real deal for helm pods, toe rails, bulkheads ...

Could the Mambo represent the future of boat building? The wild-looking 21-footer, introduced during October’s Genoa International Boat Show, was built by Moi Composites via its Continuous Fiber ...

Forget flying cars. Centrostiledesign wants the world to get aboard flying boats. The Italian studio, which is helmed by noted yacht designer Davide Cipriani, has just unveiled a futuristic foiling ...