All articles by Craig Ritchie – Page 31
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FoilingBrunswick unveils more affordable Fliteboards at Miami
Flite Air and Flite Air Pro to retail for approximately half the cost of original models in bid to bring more people onto the water
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NewsThe Yacht Group targets outboard market with expanded Yacht Controller line
New Nemesis model targets outboard-powered boats to 50ft
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NewsTohatsu displays further electric outboard prototypes in Miami
New 4.0kW electric outboard prototype displayed alongside 6.0kW developed with Ilmor Marine
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NewsOklahoma marina redeveloped
Marine Development Inc completes extensive renovation, expansion of Nine Marina
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Outboard enginesConsumer confusion: A word on watts
Most buyers understand the horsepower rating for ICE outboards, but kilowatts is more confusing.
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Outboard enginesBigger is better
Building on following success of the success of its previous Avator 7.5e, 20e and 35e electric outboard motors, Mercury Marine kicked off its 85th anniversary in 2025 by unveiling its two largest electric outboards to date at January’s CES technology trade show – the all-new Avator 75e and 110e.
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Marine ElectronicsMore than meets the eye
Advanced digital control systems bring fingertip handling to a wide range of boats
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Outboard enginesGreat things in small packages
Despite advances in portable electric motors, manufacturers of internal combustion portables continue launching new product aimed at capturing further market share
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Outboard enginesWhy size matters
Multiple new product launches create a world of wonder in a segment defined by technical innovation and engineering magic
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Outboard enginesMid-range outboards - The heart of the market
Reaching consumers in the highly competitive mid-range outboard segment requires imagination and a comprehensive product line
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Outboard enginesDespite the rise of electric, ICE still reigns supreme
Internal combustion outboards have been villainised in recent years, but new data suggests that when combined with sustainable fuels the venerable ICE outboard remains the top choice for powering a wide range of vessels
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Paints and CoatingsInsight | Sustainability: Here and now
With growing consumer interest in environmental sustainability, boatbuilders look to future technologies as a means of solidifying their engagement with eco-conscious buyers. But what can the industry do right now to be more sustainable? Quite a bit, it turns out, with a range of green options already available to boatbuilders
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NewsAftermarket gains, OEM revenue declines leave mixed Q4, full year for Lippert
Stronger aftermarket performance can’t mitigate OEM revenue decrease for US components manufacturer
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NavigationGarmin debuts multiple new products in Miami
US electronics giant to debut chartplotters, sonars and radar arrays at world’s biggest boat show
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NewsPositive expectations ahead of Miami Boat Show
IBI will be on the ground filing as-it-happens reports all week from the world’s largest boat show
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NewsFreedom Boat Club adds two new locations in Spain
New Murcia franchises represent 16th and 17th FBC operations in the country
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NewsMixed results for Patrick Industries Q4, 2023 full-year financials
Revenues down but margins improve as US engineered components manufacturer balances headwinds in marine, RV segments
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NewsNimbus group expands North American dealer network
Swedish boatbuilder announces new distribution in two key US boating markets
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NewsMasterCraft Boat Holdings to launch ‘super-premium’ pontoon brand
New high-end pontoon boat marque to enter market with 2025 model year
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ElectrificationThe future of AI in boat building
The widespread integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into multiple aspects of daily life continues at a lightning pace, including its adoption into different aspects of product design and fabrication.
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