Torqeedo will unveil new products at upcoming shows
December 19, 2016
Torqeedo will debut three new products for 2017.
Torqeedo will debut three new products for 2017.
The companies said they will exchange information and knowledge related to the development of new technologies and products.
Mercury Marine said it partnered with Netherlands-based RIB boatbuilder Revolt Custom Boats.
The series is being presented by Sir David Attenborough on BBC One beginning this month.
Malibu Boats said it entered into an engine supply agreement with General Motors for the supply of engine blocks.
Honda says its focus on portable and midrange outboards is growing its base while attracting newcomers to boating
This is the eighth year that Volvo Penta participated in the event.
Evinrude expands G2 lineup with four midrange models; Yamaha rolls out a next-generation 350 V-8
Engine builders are coming to market with the vanguard of an array of better-performing, user-friendlier products.
A broad coalition of groups, including the National Marine Manufacturers Association, is calling for a review by the Environmental Protection Agency of a petition to
Torqeedo will debut three new products for 2017.
The companies said they will exchange information and knowledge related to the development of new technologies and products.
Mercury Marine said it partnered with Netherlands-based RIB boatbuilder Revolt Custom Boats.
The series is being presented by Sir David Attenborough on BBC One beginning this month.
Malibu Boats said it entered into an engine supply agreement with General Motors for the supply of engine blocks.
Honda says its focus on portable and midrange outboards is growing its base while attracting newcomers to boating
This is the eighth year that Volvo Penta participated in the event.
Evinrude expands G2 lineup with four midrange models; Yamaha rolls out a next-generation 350 V-8
Engine builders are coming to market with the vanguard of an array of better-performing, user-friendlier products.
A broad coalition of groups, including the National Marine Manufacturers Association, is calling for a review by the Environmental Protection Agency of a petition to
