Incat Tasmania has introduced a new 78-meter hybrid catamaran powered by Echandia Core, marking Echandia's first delivery to the shipbuilder. The vessel can carry up to 650 passengers and 120 cars, operating at speeds up to 28 knots. It features flexible propulsion modes, including fully electric, hybrid, and generator-only, adaptable to different routes. The battery system uses LTO technology,…
Incat Tasmania Launches 78m Hybrid Ferry with Echandia Core
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Jun 18, 2026 · 11:29 UTC · Source
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