Volvo Penta, Groupe Beneteau Partner on Concept
January 24, 2023
The companies will install a newly developed hybrid-electric propulsion system on a Jeanneau NC 37.
The companies will install a newly developed hybrid-electric propulsion system on a Jeanneau NC 37.
Helena Lennerstedt served as vice president of purchasing at Volvo Penta for seven years and will assume her new role in January 2023.
Net sales for the propulsion unit grew 16 percent to $437.9 million, the highest ever for a single quarter.
The 48-foot aluminum expedition vessel has twin 320-hp D4 diesels mated to a parallel hybrid-electric propulsion system.
Martin Bjuve has stepped down as president, and Tony Kelleher is taking the role in an acting capacity while a replacement is found.
The Swedish company will provide quad IPS systems for crew-and-equipment transfer vessels being built by American Offshore Services.
Its next-generation Electronic Vessel Control system has new functionality and is available across its entire gasoline engine lineup and additional diesels.
The business leveraged its parent company and commercial marine segment for a SCR system that can be applied to recreational craft.
Net sales increased by 58 percent for Volvo Penta, driven by strong orders and deliveries.
Earnings for the year were down 21 percent, but the company saw upticks in most of its business interests toward the end of the year.
The companies will install a newly developed hybrid-electric propulsion system on a Jeanneau NC 37.
Helena Lennerstedt served as vice president of purchasing at Volvo Penta for seven years and will assume her new role in January 2023.
Net sales for the propulsion unit grew 16 percent to $437.9 million, the highest ever for a single quarter.
The 48-foot aluminum expedition vessel has twin 320-hp D4 diesels mated to a parallel hybrid-electric propulsion system.
Martin Bjuve has stepped down as president, and Tony Kelleher is taking the role in an acting capacity while a replacement is found.
The Swedish company will provide quad IPS systems for crew-and-equipment transfer vessels being built by American Offshore Services.
Its next-generation Electronic Vessel Control system has new functionality and is available across its entire gasoline engine lineup and additional diesels.
The business leveraged its parent company and commercial marine segment for a SCR system that can be applied to recreational craft.
Net sales increased by 58 percent for Volvo Penta, driven by strong orders and deliveries.
Earnings for the year were down 21 percent, but the company saw upticks in most of its business interests toward the end of the year.
