Propulsion

Plug & Play Performance: The Engineering Feat That Changes Electric Boating

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MOLABO crashed METSTRADE 2025 with the ARIES R50, the world’s most powerful 48 V electric outboard, showcasing at Stand 03.243. This 50 kW propulsion system is a true Plug & Play solution, engineered to the highest functional safety standards (IEC 61508). Its modular battery system (Mastervolt/Victron) guarantees extended range and longevity, defining a new, high-performance era for tenders and smaller vessels while achieving a staggering 94% drive efficiency.

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The All-Electric Ship: The 180° Steering Solution That Redefines Maneuverability

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RAD Propulsion just launched the RAD 120, a 120 kW electric drive system designed for high-thrust applications, debuting at METSTRADE 2025. Operating on a high 350-450V and compatible with automotive fast charging, the system is designed for operational flexibility and simplicity. With integrated 180° steering and autonomy readiness, the RAD 120 is delivering the scalable performance and zero-emission capability that commercial and leisure builders need today.

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Beyond Propellers: This New System Is the Next Chapter for Yacht Engineering

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Oceanco and ABB have validated the future of sustainable yachting through rigorous testing of the ABB Dynafin™ cycloidal propulsion system. Testing confirmed a potential reduction in fuel consumption of up to 20% compared to existing electric systems. Dynafin™ utilizes vertical blades in a trochoidal path to deliver high efficiency and precise maneuverability, representing a critical step toward balancing environmental demands with operational performance.

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