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News2025 Rio Boat Show opens with focus on hydrogen
The H1 Explorer is the first boat in the country designed to operate without emissions
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ElectrificationSpace-saving inboards, outdrives and pods
Greatly assisted by advances in the automotive and aeronautical sectors, marine electric inboards continue to benefit from more compact motors and better management systems
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Outboard enginesDriving higher performance
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?
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Inboard enginesInboards: High Power - Building for today and tomorrow
New yacht engines boast increasingly futureproof design elements to stay ahead of rapidly evolving emissions regulations
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PolandBuilders bet on foreign markets amid downturn
New models, new markets, new innovations, as Poland’s builders look to carve out opportunity as traditonal markets contract
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PolandIndustry hopes for market rebound
Motorboat production saw a sharp fall in 2024, forcing many builders to pivot to larger boat production and hunt down new export potential in the Middle and Far East
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GermanyGerman equipment: Wait and see as Trump threatens hammer blow
Trying to make sense of new punitive tariffs imposed by the Trump administration has manufacturers in limbo, with supply chains once again coming under the spotlight
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GermanyEyes wide open
Wholesalers report a slump in demand for higher ticket items such as radar and AC equipment as consumers tighten their belts; industry braces for a challenging year ahead
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NewsValue boat segment still soft – Brunswick
US boatbuilder ponders steps to reduce exposure in slow selling value category, including model reductions
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NewsMarineMax record Q2 revenue belies “uncertain” market conditions
US firm lowers annual guidance following lowest gross boat margins in company history
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NewsSA Trade Minister to meet US officials on Friday amid tariff impasse
Parks Tau is due to meet a US representative in the first engagement since Trump’s tariff announcement
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NewsMarine Products Q1 sales down 15%
Chaparral, Robalo boat brands parent says tariff uncertainty expected to impact consumer spending in months ahead
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NewsAkzoNobel expects cost-cutting program to offset US tariffs impact
Dutch coatings and paints giant reports “better than expected” first quarter
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NewsHow to draw more females to marine tech trades
ABYC highlights marine techs of different backgrounds as part of International Marine Service Technician Week
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NewsBahrain to boost yacht tourism, maritime safety
Government issues new edict aimed at reinforcing the island nation’s position as a leading regional hub for yacht tourism
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NewsItalian automaker to enter world of competitive sailing
Ferrari forges ahead with plans for a 30m monohull yacht with next-gen foils
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NewsMontenegrin yard invests €25m in infrastructure upgrades
Adriatic 42 is looking to attract more superyacht owners
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NewsWebasto to cut 650 jobs by end of 2025
Losses part of ongoing restructuring to strengthen competitiveness and future viability
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News2025 Singapore Yachting Festival a success despite fears of potential downturn
While most exhibitors’ experiences were positive, the industry is concerned about a possible softening of the regional economy
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NewsLesotho licenses Starlink as impasse continues in SA
Foreign Minister denies move is linked to negotiations around US government’s decision to impose a 50% tariff on Lesotho’s US exports
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