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Due in service in 2027, the new vessel will combine automated sails, hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage.
Read more Greenpeace flagship sets sail for cleaner seasAround 200 passengers have been forced to leave the Odyssey cruise ship as soaring fuel costs put its future in doubt.
Read more Lifetime cruise halted in CambodiaRefitted AC75 reaches the 2027 America’s Cup host city as a legal dispute over ownership remains unresolved.
Read more GB1 race boat arrives in Naples amid legal disputeThe football star’s new 26.8-metre catamaran will join his Balearic-based MIM Ocean fleet.
Read more Lionel Messi orders Sunreef ULTIMA 88The French collective Bátar is testing its 28-metre longship ahead of a planned Atlantic crossing to New York in 2027.
Read more Viking-inspired Orkan sets sights on AtlanticHazard pay for seafarers crossing the Strait of Hormuz is soaring, with tanker captains reportedly earning up to $150,000 in salary and bonuses.
Read more Strait of Hormuz Risks Push Tanker Captains’ Earnings to $150,000From tuned Mercedes-Benz performance cars to a 48-knot flagship, BRABUS is taking its distinctive design language to sea.
Read more From road to superyacht, BRABUS heads to seaThe 1628 Dutch East India Company ship reconstruction is being moved out of the water after 31 years afloat to preserve her for future visitors.
Read more Batavia prepares for life ashoreJeanneau’s new EX (Elements and Crossplatform) range of motor boats is designed around a direct connection with the sea and the outdoors.
Read more New chapter for JeanneauWe frequently hear about boats sinking as a result of an accident – whether it’s a grounding, collision or even structural failure.
Read more Should boats have air bags?