Pure solar-powered luxury In 2018 the Solar-Wave 62 was the first production solar boat to successfully complete a transatlantic crossing.

Silent yachts company. Austrian yacht brand Silent Yachts is reporting a banner year with ten solar-powered catamarans currently under production in its facilities in Thailand and Italy. The company sells several yachts already ranging from the 55-foot Silent 55 which starts at 197 million euros 238 million to the. Silent-Yachts founders Heike and Michael Köhler have been trying to find a greener way to plow the seas since starting research on alternative-energy yachts in 2005.

The company is based in Austria and employs around 400 people including in. SILENT-YACHTS are the first and only ocean-going production yachts in the world which are exclusively powered by solar energy. This is not the first solar-powered yacht for Silent-Yachts.

SILENT-YACHTS the innovative Austrian company that produces the first and only oceangoing solar-electric production catamarans in the world has announced the expansion of its range at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2019. Silent-Yachts series of luxury solar-powered boats. This means nothing less than being fully solar sustainable while having the possibility of unlimited range with zero emissions.

Silent Yachts are the industry leader in ocean-going production yachts that are completely solar sustainable and powered by solar energy. Silent Yachts which has been described as the Tesla of the seas is ramping up production of its electric catamarans. SILENT 64 discontinued Pre-Owned Yachts.

Two units of the Silent 62 Tri-Deck have been sold to clients from the US and one has been sold to Europe. The company now has. The Austrian-based builder known for producing the worlds first solar-powered catamarans has just sold two more of its flagship.

Silent-Yachts has already sold three units of its 62 Tri-Deck which is based on the Silent 60 currently under construction in Thailand and Italy but with a third full deck and an extra 2ft in length. We believe that yachting needs to work with nature rather than against it. The company announced on November 4 that it will deliver 15 solar powered catamarans in 2021.