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Diesel engines are known for their fuel efficiency, consuming 30-50% less fuel than traditional gasoline outboards. This makes them a cost-effective and reliable choice for long-distance boating, especially for commercial and military applications.
To gain deeper insights into the growing popularity and impact of diesel outboard motors, we sat down with Hugh Hudleston, Head of Sales at COX Powertrain, and Eugene Cheong, Head of Strategy and Business Development at Tractors and Machinery International. Our discussion delves into what diesel outboard motors are, and why they are shaping the future of the boating industry.
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Singapore’s First Solar-Powered River Boats to Launch in April 2025
Marina Expansion Plans: Can Hong Kong Become a Yachting Hub?
These Surprising Features You Didn't Know About Barge Boats
Can you do personal grooming on a boat?
6 Common Hurdles That Can Stop You to Sell your Boat
The Worst Ways to Sell Your Boat
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Singapore’s First Solar-Powered River Boats to Launch in April 2025
Singapore is making waves in sustainable transportation with the launch of its first solar-powered electric boats. Local maritime start-up Pyxis has developed these eco-friendly vessels, known as Pyxis R ferries, which will begin service on the Singapore River in April 2025. These ferries will gradually replace half of WaterB’s existing fleet, with two boats arriving in April and the remaining eight delivered every other month until the end of 2025.
Marina Expansion Plans: Can Hong Kong Become a Yachting Hub?
The future of Hong Kong’s yachting industry is under discussion as government officials and industry leaders work together to improve marina infrastructure and streamline regulations. A recent meeting between the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit (CEPU), the Development Bureau, and the Marine Department focused on potential marina locations, policy changes, and economic opportunities. One of the key topics discussed was the expansion of existing marinas and the development of new locations.
Interview: Why is there a rise of diesel outboard motors?
There's been a noticeable rise in diesel outboard motors lately, shaking things up in the boating world. So, we decided to discuss with industry experts to get the lowdown. But first, let's break it down: What exactly are diesel outboard motors? Our discussion revolves around Diesel Outboard Motors with Hugh Hudleston & Eugene Cheong. Hugh Hudleston is the Head of Sales at COX Powertrain and Eugene Cheong is the Head of Strategy and Business Development at Tractors and Machinery International.
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These Surprising Features You Didn't Know About Barge Boats
Did you know that the largest barge in the world is the “Dockwise Vanguard”? It is a semi-submersible heavy transport vessel that can carry loads up to 110,000 tons! Pretty amazing, right? Speaking of barge boats, they are a type of vessel that is specifically designed for transporting goods and cargo over water.
Can you do personal grooming on a boat?
When we think of old mariners, pirates, and other seafarers who spend a long time at sea, we picture them having a certain shaggy look to them, right? But, have you ever wondered why old-time sailors looked so scruffy and shaggy? This is because of old maritime superstition… In old times, personal grooming was not allowed on a boat, Sailors believed that cutting one's hair or fingernails on a boat could bring bad luck.
6 Common Hurdles That Can Stop You to Sell your Boat
Whether you’re planning to sell your boat or just want to make sure it’s priced right, I’m willing to bet you’re looking for the best way to do so. But, selling boats is never easy. There are very, very few boat sales that any party to the transaction would say that was easy. In a nutshell, it’s more often than not hard to sell your boat, especially if your buyer or the ‘right price’ is not in Asia or where your boat is currently located.
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The Worst Ways to Sell Your Boat
One of the biggest mistakes boat sellers make is overpricing their boat, which drives away potential buyers and leads to long delays in selling. Many also fall into the trap of relying on a "friend of a friend" to find a buyer, often resulting in wasted time, last-minute cancellations, or even scams. Another common misstep is listing a boat online and then neglecting it, allowing the listing to get buried while missing potential inquiries. If you've made any of these mistakes, it's time to switch to a reliable approach.
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NEW LISTING: 2009 Sunseeker Predator 62 Power Cruiser Boat
Powered by twin MTU 1200 Hp engines with 1,100 hours (as of February 2025), it delivers a top speed of 27 knots and cruises comfortably at 15 knots. Ideal for families or groups of friends who enjoy weekend getaways and extended sea voyages. Step aboard from anywhere with our 360° Virtual Tour! Explore every detail at your convenience, and if you have questions, you can invite a boat broker to join you live for a guided walkthrough.
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