All USA articles – Page 42
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ElectrificationIn-wheel electric motors offer more options for marine propulsion
As the automotive industry strives for ever more powerful electric motors for in-wheel designs, so this style of motor lends itself for outboard applications
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NewsBrunswick ends challenging 2024 on positive note
Q4 uptick leads world’s largest marine company to end 2024 fiscal slightly ahead of expectations
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NewsMalibu continues downward in FQ2 2025 reporting
US builder reports bleak second quarter and a reduction in its annual guidance
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NewsOneWater sees FQ1 growth, “cautiously optimistic” about 2025
US boat retailer reports better-than-expected results
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NewsMarine Products reports mixed full-year, Q4 results
Signs of recovery in Q4 offer encouragement following tough 2024
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NewsAquila to make foil system standard on new 42 and 46 Coupes
New power cats due to debut in Miami will include Hydro Glide foiling system as standard equipment
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NewsLittelfuse Q4, full year results “in line with expectations”
US electrical component manufacturer posts flat Q4 revenues in soft market
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NewsIron Boats enters US market
The Swedish builder is making its North American debut with its first US distributor
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NewsPolaris 2024 Q4 revenues down 23%
Fourth quarter marine segment revenues drop just 4% while segment gross profit margin dips by 65 bps on managed inventory reduction initiatives
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NewsScout Boats debuts world’s largest outboard-powered sport yacht
670 LXS positioned to open new markets for US boatbuilder
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NewsMinneapolis Boat Show Innovation Award winners announced
Pontoon and aluminium fishing boats sweep annual innovation award honours
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NewsAs Trump shreds climate deal, boating sector steps up work on green boats
The first week of boot Düsseldorf 2025 was one of stark contrasts
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NewsAmerican Magic, Nautor Swan form joint venture
Initial focus will be on developing the ClubSwan 28 regatta series in the States
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NewsTwin Vee reports strong start to 2025 after difficult Q4 2024
US catamaran builder is seeing a noticeable uptick in orders
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NewsMarineMax sales, revenues, profits lower; margins higher amid “muted demand”
CEO Brett McGill tells analysts that higher margins helped insulate the business in FQ1
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NewsSpringfield Marine makes organisational changes
The US seating specialist has announced several changes to its team
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NewsTrump starts second term; talks of tariffs & quitting ‘green’ to stop US decline
US President’s inauguration speech coincided with the third day of boot Düsseldorf
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NewsBrunswick CEO makes Crain’s ‘Who’s Who’ list for second year running
Dave Foulkes honoured by Crain’s Chicago Business for outstanding achievement
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Green TechnologiesBifacial and perovskite advances promise more efficient solar power
Combining two recent developments into one design of solar panel will allow boatbuilders to harness greater amounts of power from a smaller footprint
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