вЂњIt is so cool because nobody has gone to this comparable horsepower,вЂќ said Randy Trusedale, chief operating officer of SBX Marine, a Florida-based custom boat builder and brokerage company. Sales of the E-Motion 180 started in May with delivery expected later this year. The electric engines are noiseless, odorless and smokeless, so thereвЂ™s no more yelling at each other while onboard or leaving a layer of smoke in your wake.

Maintenance is far less than ICE engines because there are fewer moving parts. The engines can fully charge overnight and all thatвЂ™s needed is a 220-volt outlet вЂ“ a boating version of plug and play. The E-motion 180, which costs about $5,000 more than a standard internal combustion engine, can be used with any boats that use a 180 HP outboard gas engine, typically between 18 to 26 feet. The electric outboard boasts 180 horsepower and can reach speeds of 60 mph, a first in electric boating. They created the E-Motion 180, the first electric boat engine to use lithium batteries. Other companies riding the electric motor wave include Swedish luxury boat builder X Shore and Arc, started by former SpaceX employees.ДЄn avid boat racer and electrician by trade, Mongeon and Vision Marine began working in 2015 on developing a more powerful outboard motor. Vision Marine has helped lead the charge in more powerful electric boats.

вЂњNow they have more power and last a lot longer.вЂќ вЂњElectric boats used to be good for just cruising around,вЂќ said Alex Mongeon, CEO of Montreal-based Vision Marine Technologies. The boating industry has sputtered far behind, bogged down by low-horsepower engines and batteries that take up nearly half the boat.Д«olstered by new technology, the electric boats are faster, have smaller batteries with longer ranges and are still zero emission. auto industry has raced ahead on an electric wave with more manufacturers joining the race seemingly every day. Over the years, KAF has collaborated with the Royal Academy of Arts, Serpentine Galleries, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London Centre Pompidou, Palais de Tokyo, and MusГ©e Marmottan Monet, Paris FundaciГі Gala-Salvador DalГ, Figueres the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New Museum, The Museum of Modern Art, and MoMA PS1, New York Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing and Videotage, British Council Hong Kong, Design Trust, and Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong, among others. We also actively establish partnerships with leading art and cultural institutions around the world, collaborating with curators and other industry specialists to create impactful cross-cultural exchange and contribute to the expanding global contemporary art discourse. In pursuing our mission, we are committed to supporting artists through KAFвЂ™s exhibitions, artist residencies, and educational programmes. LAST CHANCE TO SEE: Eisa Jocson, Superwoman KTVДate 3-18 December 2021 Venue K11 MUSEA 2F, Gold Ball Time 10 am вЂ“ 10 pmДЇounded by Adrian Cheng in 2010, K11 Art Foundation (KAF) is a non-profit organisation in Hong Kong dedicated to fostering the development of Chinese contemporary art. Through videoworks, sound installations, sculpture, photography and interactive experiences, the show explores and interrogates relationships between humans and nature, conditions of migration and mobility, exploitation and cooperation, the potentials of new technologies and the ways in which artists collaborate or enter into dialogue with the work of their peers, however separated they may be by chronology or geography.Дate 17 December вЂ“ 23 January 2022 Venue K11 HACC L2, K11 ATELIER KingвЂ™s Road, 728 KingвЂ™s Road, Quarry Bay Time 11 am вЂ“ 7 pm Winter Solstice (21 December), Christmas Eve (24 December) and New YearвЂ™s Eve (31 December): 11 am вЂ“ 5 pm In the current moment, it also seeks to convey optimism about the latent potentials for renewal as we slowly begin to re-enter a world reshaped following the COVID-19 pandemic. The exhibition title, Breaking the Waves, refers both to persistence, as the endlessly repeating climax of waves breaking on a shore, and the act of swimming against the tide, or coming up for air. Courtesy the artistД«reaking the Waves brings together the works of 14 highly acclaimed artists and artist collectives from around the world вЂ“ Larry Achiampong, Yuko Mohri & David Horvitz, Wolfgang Tillmans, Eisa Jocson, Laure Prouvost, Adriano Costa, Jac Leirner, Chimв†‘Pom, Ho Tzu Nyen & Ripon Chowdhury, Michael Joo, Zheng Bo, Slime Engine вЂ“ to explore discussion and dialogue as a cornerstone of contemporary art.

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