Glosten Unveils New All-Electric 75-Passenger Ferry
Seattle-based naval architecture and marine engineering firm Glosten has unveiled a new all-electric 75-passenger ferry, changing the game in sustainable marine travel.
The ferry is engineered with a lightweight carbon fiber hull, achieving outstanding energy efficiency, requiring smaller batteries and reducing reliance on extensive shoreside charging infrastructure.
- Positioning battery compartments on the main deck allows for operational flexibility and simplifies access for inspections and maintenance.
- The layout enables a hydrodynamically superior hull form and supports a wide range of service needs.
- The interior layout maintains a strong focus on crew comfort and control.
Glosten’s all-electric 75-passenger ferry changes the game in sustainable marine travel.
Author's summary: Glosten introduces an all-electric ferry.
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