The world's largest 100% electric ship sets the future of maritime transport

The world's largest 100% electric ship sets the future of maritime transport

This innovative electric ferry promises to transform the maritime industry with zero emissions and maximum efficiency.

On October 19, 2024, the world's largest 100% electric ship was unveiled in international waters. This groundbreaking ferry represents a major advancement in the maritime transport industry, driving sustainability and emission reduction. With a length of 240 meters and a capacity for 1,200 passengers, this vessel is a clear example of how technology and environmental awareness can come together to create revolutionary solutions.

About Buquebús

Behind this impressive vessel is Buquebús, a pioneering company in the development of clean technologies for the maritime sector. Its commitment to sustainability has led to the construction of this electric giant, designed not only to drastically reduce CO2 emissions but also to provide a comfortable and silent travel experience for its passengers. The company has worked closely with engineers, designers, and renewable energy experts to bring this project to life.

Its name: "China Zorrilla"

This ferry is equipped with a state-of-the-art battery system that allows it to operate emission-free throughout its entire journey. Its autonomy and cargo capacity make this ship an efficient and competitive option compared to traditional fossil fuel-powered vessels. Additionally, its advanced technological features enable long-distance crossings without compromising speed or comfort.

The route it will take

The ferry will operate on the route between Argentina and Uruguay, two important destinations aiming to become leaders in sustainable maritime mobility. This new connection will not only benefit passengers but also coastal communities by reducing environmental pollution in the region.

The arrival of this electric ferry marks a turning point in maritime transport. With zero emissions and a focus on energy efficiency, the maritime industry takes a significant step toward a cleaner and more sustainable future.