Zero emissions at the point of use
Electric propulsion removes exhaust and fuel spill from the water body the route depends on.
Solar-electric passenger craft for quiet, zero-emission inland mobility.

Our green mobility programme asks a different question from the rest of the range: not what is under the water, but who is travelling across it. Inland passenger transport on India’s lakes, rivers and backwaters still runs largely on diesel — noisy, polluting, and unpleasant on exactly the waters people travel to enjoy. A solar-electric craft changes that.
This vessel is shown as a design concept developed with our marine design partners. Specifications are indicative and confirmed per project.
Detailed specifications are issued per configuration — payload selection drives most of the numbers that matter.
| Programme | Green marine mobility |
|---|---|
| Propulsion | Electric |
| Energy | Solar assisted |
| Emissions | Zero at point of use |
| Environment | Lakes, rivers, backwaters |
| Focus | Passenger comfort and low noise |
Configurations vary by payload, water body and survey requirement. Tell us your site and we will send the specification that actually applies to it.
Electric propulsion removes exhaust and fuel spill from the water body the route depends on.
Without an engine note, wildlife stays put and passengers can actually hold a conversation.
Fewer moving parts and no fuel bill materially reduce the cost of operating a route.
Layout, sightlines and comfort are treated as design problems, not as leftovers from the machinery arrangement.

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