Tag: Torqeedo

Hydrogen fuel cell system to be adopted for new dining cruise ship

GeneralJune 16, 2026

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, Yanmar Power Solutions, and ENEOS Corporation have agreed to install a hydrogen fuel cell system for a new dining cruise ship

Global Car Carriers orders Everllence ME-GI Mk10.7 engines

GeneralJune 16, 2026

Next-generation methane dual-fuel engine lands car-carrier reference

VIDEO: Candela Speed Boat developed the world’s first electric hydrofoil boat

InnovationsDecember 24, 2020

The Swedish startup Candela Speed Boat has developed the world’s first electric hydrofoil boat, using motor and batteries from Torqeedo.

Torqeedo powers Thailand’s first electric passenger ferry fleet

GeneralDecember 7, 2020

Seven new vessels joined the first test boat, which has been successfully transporting Bangkok residents since 2018.

Torqeedo provides hybrid-electric propulsion systems for XOCEAN’s vessels

Autonomous ShippingJuly 25, 2020

XOCEAN is out to transform the way subsea data is collected

Capbreton goes green with all-electric passenger ferry

NewBuildsFebruary 12, 2020

Capbreton is turning to green technologies to reduce pollution of its air and waterways. The popular holiday destination on the Atlantic coast of France...

Torqeedo provided a battery-electric propulsion system for a new dual-mode boat

GeneralFebruary 3, 2020

Torqeedo has provided a battery-electric propulsion system for a new dual-mode boat recently launched by the Swedish Sea Rescue Society. The new boat is the...

Torqeedo and ZF join forces to deliver electric mobility systems for passenger vessels

InnovationsJanuary 19, 2020

Torqeedo and ZF are taking electric mobility on the water to a new level by announcing a cooperation between the two companies to integrate...

SeaRobotics selected Torqeedo’s electric propulsion system for its ASV

Autonomous ShippingJanuary 13, 2020

Dependable performance, extended time on station and quiet operation are key criteria when conducing acoustic underwater surveys. That’s why SeaRobotics selected an electric propulsion...