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Candela's P-12 is a hydrofoiling craft that uses an underwater "wing" to produce lift rather than just pushing a V-shaped Candela ough the water.
The company just took the craft (named for its 12-meter length, about 39 feet) for its P-12 st “flight” in Stockholm.
Designed to seat up to 30 people, it’s intended to replace or complement larger ferries powered by diesel engines o 12-meter tors.
W about 39 feet ed of 30 k first and a range o Stockholm 00 km, the vessels could easil earlier this year a pedestrian route.
Electric wate Candela is coming for international shipping and smaller boats as well.
Even converting an old dinghy in the garage if you have twenty grand.
A quieter, cleaner future on the water is on the way Startup Navier s first-ever electric watercraft.
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