Can You Guess How They Built the World's Fastest & Largest Aluminum Catamaran Ship

[@maxhugen]

Very interesting! 😎🇦🇺

[@davidmiles-hanschell]

Awesome marine technology.

Incat is an Australian owned company based in Tasmania.

[@prasadkanchan13]

Do u guys build solar boats....battery operated solar-powered

[@mikecimerian6913]

This is a commuter ferry. It does require a proper route to be profitable. Impressive.

[@PeterHögström-o8d]

50 knots = 92,6km/h

[@soonv5732]

with aluminium!!!!

[@PaulMay1508]

6:20 " 50 knots = 107 Km/h "?? NO 93. (92,6)

[@bigredc222]

Very cool, but fuel efficient, at 50 knots that thing must be using an enormous amount of fuel.
People want to get places fast and they are willing to pay, so, all ahead full.

[@joeson7700]

Great VESSEL technology suited for EGO maniac CELEBS against Paparazzi

[@alessandrobacci2186]

The abuse of the word fast… You should always refer to RELATIVE SPEED and Crouch and Keith formulas to properly talk about speed on water!

[@pred7949]

Does anybody know what the boat in the thumbnail is?

[@Leosarebetter]

Wondering that myself....

[@kyngmythos8791]

i dont know how it ist possible to make such a boring video about such an interesting topic

[@bernardkealey6449]

By pirating the yard’s website and getting it dictated by a robot…