Explore the latest in outboard engine technology with our detailed coverage of industry trends, company news, and recent product launches. Understand the advancements that are setting new standards for power and efficiency.
2024-02-14T11:46:00+00:00By Craig Ritchie
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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2025-04-28T13:54:00+01:00By Craig Ritchie
Although they deliver higher speeds, lower fuel consumption and greater overall efficiency than competing powertrains, surface drives have never achieved significant adoption in the recreational boat market. But could a revolutionary new design change that?
2025-02-11T14:08:00+00:00By Jake Kavanagh
Electric outboards are now becoming faster and lighter thanks to more energy-dense motors, whilst battery technology strives to keep up
2025-02-11T14:01:00+00:00By Craig Ritchie
Advanced technology filtering down to the smallest ICE outboards confirms plenty of development potential remains in the small engine market
2025-02-11T13:55:00+00:00By Craig Ritchie
Powering the core of the global boat market, mid-range outboards become a prime focus among engine builders looking to gain market share
2025-02-11T13:22:00+00:00> Subscriber-only, By Craig Ritchie
Outboard builders continue investing in the development of high horsepower engines to support growing demand for ever larger, heavier yachts
2025-02-11T12:59:00+00:00By Craig Ritchie
Significant advances in outboard engine technology underscore the continued dominance of ICE product in the face of tightening environmental regulations worldwide
2025-01-24T10:32:00+00:00By Tony Esposito
Chinese boatbuilder to purchase of 1,000 electric propulsion units
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