All Engines and Propellers articles – Page 19
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NewsYanmar reports fiscal 2020 results
For the financial year ending 31 March, Yanmar Holdings reported an overall decrease in revenues while profits surged
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NewsMercury Marine’s current electrification plans raise speculation
Mercury VP Global Category Management and Strategic Planning talks to IBI about the company’s plans to enter the electric engine market
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NewsSelva Marine receives UKCA certification
All Selva outboards imported into the UK will now carry both UKCA and CE marks
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NewsePropulsion expands UK dealer network
The company is now distributing primarily through retail outlets in Britain
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NewsBrunswick fields investor questions
In Part 2 of its virtual Investor Day, Brunswick Corporation’s management team provided further insights during a Q&A session with investors on the company’s two-year strategic plan, covering electrification in boat and propulsion products, growth potential in the RV sector, the thinking behind the forthcoming Revo boat line and niche ...
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NewsYamaha outboard sales contribute to strong quarter
Yamaha Motor Corporation reported first quarter sales, including commentary on wholesale and inventory units and specific details on company performance in the Marine segment where it produces outboard engines, boats and personal watercraft for a global customer base.
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NewsBrunswick enters electric propulsion segment
The marine industry’s largest player will introduce five electric propulsion systems (the first in 2022), along with electric boats in four segments by 2023, and its first Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) later this year.
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ArticleBrunswick enters electric propulsion segment
The marine industry’s largest player will introduce five electric propulsion systems (the first in 2022), along with electric boats in four segments by 2023, and its first Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) later this year.
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NewsThousands of Yamaha products stuck in transit
Suez Canal fiasco still affecting supplies of marine engines
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SwedenVolvo Penta | Easy Street
Volvo Penta sees its Easy Boating initiative, in combination with its focus on sustainability, as an unbeatable platform for converting today’s first-time buyers into life-long customers
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ArticleMercury | Surf’s Up
With the introduction of its new Bravo Four S forward-facing drive, Mercury Marine aims to grow its sterndrive sales riding a wave of wake surfing popularity
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Outboard enginesCummins | Opportunity Knocks
Cummins aims to grow its marine revenues with an aggressive extension strategy aimed at capturing share in the 30ft-45ft cruiser market
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NewsOXE Marine publishes latest figures reflecting challenges of the times
Turnover was down by just under 2% in the first quarter of 2021
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NewsBrunswick: “Fantastic start to 2021”
In a wave of positive first quarter financial results, it’s hard to find new superlatives to describe unprecedented boating industry growth: today US boating leader Brunswick reports nearly 50% increase in revenues and builds more than 9,400 boats in Q1
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NewsVolvo-Daimler to make hydrogen fuel cells in Europe
Sweden’s Volvo Group and Germany’s Daimler AG announced today they will start developing, producing and commercialising fuel cells in Europe by 2025 via their joint venture – ’cellcentric’ – and called for EU policies to help make zero-emission technology commercially viable
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NewsYamaha CEO issues European-wide apology
Yamaha Europe president makes heartfelt apology to dealers and customers regarding supply problems
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NewsCanadian engine builder to begin taking orders for 180hp electric outboard
Vision Marine Technologies officially launches its E-Motion electric outboard on May 1, with deliveries in Q4 this year
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Asia PacificePropulsion made official SailGP partner
Asian propulsion specialist to supply electric outboards to global sail racing league
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SwedenLearning from on-road electromobility
On-road electrification initiatives across the Volvo Group are yielding key insights for in-water applications at Volvo Penta
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