New IPS Coming for Superyachts
Volvo Penta says a new version of IPS is coming in 2025 for yachts from 82 to more than 180 feet long.
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Volvo Penta says a new version of IPS is coming in 2025 for yachts from 82 to more than 180 feet long.
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This version of IPS will be for professional vessels and superyachts from about 80 to more than 180 feet long.
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Volvo Penta says a new version of IPS is coming in 2025 for yachts from 82 to more than 180 feet long.
Volvo Penta’s joystick technology continues to make boating safer and more fun.
This version of IPS will be for professional vessels and superyachts from about 80 to more than 180 feet long.
The latest innovations from Volvo Penta are unveiled in Miami.
Whether it’s a nautical sabbatical or an extended cruise, this gear will enhance time afloat.
With the Coastal Series features and advanced marine-engine technology, Volvo Penta debunks these five long-held sterndrive myths.
Princess Yachts says the new F Class model can hit 33 knots on the pins.
Find out how Volvo Penta is doing their part to make the world a better place for future generations.
Volvo Penta’s Assisted Docking System requires Volvo Penta’s Inboard Performance System and its GPS-based Dynamic Positioning System antenna.
A Bertram 35 Moppie owner repowers his classic craft with Volvo Penta IPS diesels.
The Tiara Sport 38 LS can hit 46 knots.
The first Sabre 58 Salon Express deck has been removed from the mold.
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