All Market Intelligence articles – Page 10
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Galley equipmentGN Espace oven Eco-door
GN ESPACE’S ECO-DOOR fits to the inside of a boat’s electric oven door to keep heat in,
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Remote monitoringAtlas 190 Pro Sensor Lifejacket
MUSTANG SURVIVAL’S ISOAPPROVED Atlas 190 Pro Sensor lifejacket
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Battery TechnologiesUltraMax Galaxy
THE ULTRAMAX GALAXY DC-DC charger is designed to help users monitor their battery’s state of charge offline or via an app.
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Outboard enginesTorqeedo’s refreshed Travel motor series
DESIGN REFINEMENTS TO Torqeedo’s next generation
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LightingOceanBridge multizone lighting controller
OceanLED’s patented multizone lighting controller, OceanBridge, is designed to control a boat’s lights from an MFD, smartphone or tablet.
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PropellersVariprop GP-128 feathering propeller
SPW’S VARIPROP GP-128 feathering propeller is positioned between the GP-112 and GP-140 models, offering more attractive pricing.
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StabilisationSleipner’s new generation of Vector fins
Sleipner says its latest design of Vector fin is now 122% more effective than the original. IBI was invited to the factory to see the fins being made, and out into a bumpy Baltic to witness them in action
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UKInsight | Ancasta - How to drive new boat sales
Headquartered in the UK, but with an international network of brokers, Ancasta is a distributor for several leading brands of yacht and sells between 50-70 new models a year. Managing director Nick Griffith explains how sales can be optimised for the OEM
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DeckingShow time as industry sets out its stall for 2024
The industry already has one eye on the January show that sets the temperature gauge for the year ahead. We talk to boot director Petros Michelidakis to find out what’s in store
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UKInnovation paying dividends for manufacturers
Innovative products, value for money and quick delivery prove recipe for success for the UK’s legion of marine equipment and accessories suppliers
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UKIndustry cautiously optimistic despite challenges ahead
Activity is settling back after post-pandemic highs and consumer facing businesses have had a more difficult year, but there are reasons to remain cheerful with at least some of the lock-down generation of new owners staying in the market
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Battery TechnologiesNew battery tech can provide full recharge in just 10 minutes
Rapid recharge times allow big, bulky EV batteries to be replaced by smaller, lighter cells that deliver greater overall practicality, say US researchers
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Battery TechnologiesNew Mercedes electric truck tech could lead to extra-long range for larger yachts
Tackling the electrification of the heavy truck sector is leading directly to better drive trains and battery performance for equally heavy boats.
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Battery TechnologiesOptimal battery charging for Lithium chemistry - Dolphin Charger and Super B partner up
The French battery charger OEM has partnered with lithium battery maker Super B to develop a perfectly compatible battery and charger combination to best meet the needs of boatbuilders and users
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Green TechnologiesTake a Vaan factory video tour and see a sustainable catamaran being built
Assembled from recycled aluminium and with twin electric drives, the Dutch-built Vaan range of catamarans can be seen under construction via a new set of videos on the company’s website. What is intriguing about this brand is the total dedication to a circular manufacturing process.
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NewsJapan’s autumn boat show season comes to an end
How will the Japanese pleasure boat market move on?
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Deck hardwareBack to the future as manufacturers get to grips with the new normal
Sweden’s equipment manufacturers are adapting to the new normal; we take a look at the latest developments at the key players and gauge the outlook for the year ahead
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryInsight | On common ground: platform sharing in boat building
Long standard practice in the automotive industry, the concept of platform sharing – building multiple models on a common foundation – is gaining traction in leisure marine sector as boat builders look to drive efficiencies and lower costs
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ArticleBoatbuilders look to exports to maintain momentum
Despite more challenging conditions at home, a low krona and international outlook is helping Sweden’s bigger boatbuilders carry growth momentum through to 2024
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SwedenFalling krona gives shot in arm to boost slowing market
The Covid-market bounce and a weakening Swedish krona has given the industry a boost but the major players are braced for a much tougher year ahead
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