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Zonda 42 Yacht
We have already you shown you the stunning Frauscher Motoryacht, now from Brasil yachtmakers Zonda comes this awesome machine. The boat accelerates from 0 to 20 knots in less than 9 seconds and reaches a speed exceeding 50 miles p/h. The idea came at the hands of businessman Eduardo Souza Ramos, who inspired modern Italian Wally boats, he then hired the internationally renowned boat designer Javier Soto Acebal.



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PEGASUS ELECTRIC HYDROFOIL BOAT - Image

PEGASUS ELECTRIC HYDROFOIL BOAT
The FoilOne Pegasus is not your average watercraft, this is a single-seat, electric hydrofoil boat that flies above the water with the grace of a vintage race car. Built in Finland and inspired by classic F1 aesthetics and aircraft design, it fuses retro style with futuristic tech for a ride that is as smooth as it is bold. Crafted entirely from carbon fiber, the Pegasus is ultralight and highly maneuverable. Its twin hydrofoils lift the boat above the surfac...
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TINNIE 10 VESSEL
TINNIE 10 is the latest project by Joey Ruiter, a designer we have featured several times before, with innovative products such as the Growler City Bike, the Inner City Bike, and the Lo-Ruiter Longboard. Built from thick lightweight aluminum, the small portable vessel weighs only 173 lbs (79kg) and features white oak plank flooring, xorel upholstered seating, a 6hp 4-stroke motor (electric option available) and has room for 2 adults. The long range goal for this din...
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SCUBACRAFT SC3
Compact, lightweight and capable of carrying 3 people the SCUBACRAFT SC3 is the worlds most advanced watercraft making the undersea more accessible than ever before. With a gross weight of just 400kg, Scubacraft SC3 operates as the ultimate yacht tender and is easily hoisted onto deck. Retail price is available on application....
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