New vessels review


First of seven Parramatta Class ferries enters service


The NSW Government in Australia has announced the first of seven new Parramatta Class ferries, which have been designed by digital shipbuilder Incat Crowther, is now in service in Sydney. The fleet of new ferries, which will serve the busy Parramatta River commuter route, are being constructed in Tasmania, Australia by Richardson Devine Marine. A second vessel has begun sea trials and three more are already under construction, with the full fleet expected to enter passenger service over the next 18 months.


New Halevai electric trimaran a ‘hybrid’ on experience, not power


When Halevai Boats CEO and co-founder Frank Heidinger set out to build an electric boat with broad appeal, he didn’t know it was going to be a different kind of ‘hybrid’, but that was where the journey took him as he followed his company’s motto: We will. The end result is the Halevai Model2050, an electric trimaran with seating for 10, a dining area, sun beds, swim platform, power to do some tubing or waterskiing and enough range for a quiet, no-stress day on the water.


Cheetah Marine introduces new walk-around cabin workboat


Photo credit: Cheetah Marine 48 | ISSUE 109 | SEP 2024 | THE REPORT


Cheetah Marine has introduced its Marine Walk-Around Cabin catamaran, highlighting a customized version recently launched for the Fluid Water Taxi service on the United Kingdom’s south coast. The 9.95-meter length, 3.6-meter beam (32.6’x11.8’) catamaran design aims to combine the practicality of a workboat with options of a high-end finish. The Walk-Around Cabin was customized with generous seating for 12 passengers, alongside a customized hull and cab branded with the taxi service colours.


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