All Market Intelligence articles – Page 70
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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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ArticleD-Marin marks an important step in the future of nautical tourism in Albania
D-Marin expands portfolio to 24 marinas with a partnership agreement with Vlora Marina - the country’s first world-class marina
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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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NewsSuper Yacht 24 Forum identifies key challenges of Italy’s Marche region
The third edition of the annual event took place this week in Ancona
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Battery TechnologiesCaterpillar’s new marine batteries
US firm rapidly diversifying its traditional portfolio of diesel-based equipment to provide more sustainable technologies
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SwedenInsight | Dometic: An appetite for innovation
The applicance specialist and its two-pronged approach to growth through acquisition and innovation
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NewsMax Power unveils new ECO Pro thrusters
New series described as an “evolution in the market of thrusters” due to its AC brushless electric motor
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NewsICOMIA publishes latest Recreational Boating Industry Statistics report
Boat sales remained elevated throughout 2022 despite fiscal pressure from inflation
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ArticleD-Marin implements award-winning sustainability solutions in three new Spanish marinas
With investment plans to use solar panels to cover 100% of energy consumption
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NewsUS RV shipments continue to decline
Wholesale shipments of motorhomes, camping trailers through November down 40.6% YoY
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Soft furnishingsFashionable fabrics
The marine furnishing sector is moving steadily towards more sustainable fabrics, whilst also giving outfitters more textures and colours from exciting new collections.
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Onboard entertainmentDesign for charter | In conversation with: Loïc Bonnet
The CEO of Dream Yacht Charter gives IBI the inside take on the needs of charter customers and working with OEM to deliver
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ArticleMercury Marine, Alliant Energy partnership receives regulatory approval
The Ledgeview Solar Project is expected to be operational in spring 2024
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NewsNMMA releases 2022 Canadian Abstract: Pre-Owned Markets
Sales trends report for pre-owned boat segment points to market normalisation following ‘extraordinary’ demand through Covid era
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