Summary
“A new era in maritime transport has begun, with the world’s largest battery-electric ship officially entering commercial passenger service in South A…
“A new era in maritime transport has begun, with the world’s largest battery-electric ship officially entering commercial passenger service in South America.
The 130-metre China Zorrilla, constructed by Incat Tasmania for long-standing customer Buquebus, has completed its maiden commercial voyage between Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Colonia, Uruguay, marking a historic milestone for the global shipping industry.
The commencement of service represents the culmination of years of design, engineering, innovation and construction, bringing to life one of the most ambitious and technically complex projects ever undertaken by the Tasmanian shipbuilder.
Powered entirely by batteries, the vessel is the largest electric ship ever constructed and is capable of carrying up to 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles across the River Plate.”
From Incat.
Chelsea Follett — Oct 20, 2026
Nathan Smith — Sep 1, 2026
Jeremy Horpedahl — Apr 10, 2026
Chelsea Follett — Mar 6, 2026
Source: Human Progress
