Nominate an electric boat in The Gussies 2022

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Categories

Electric Boats Under 8 metres / 26 feet 3 inches (includes 8m / 26′ 3″)
Divisions: In Production  •  In Development

Electric Boats Over 8 metres

Divisions: In Production  •  In Development

Commercial Passenger Electric Boats
Divisions: In Production  •  In Development

Electric Sailboats

Customized / DIY Electric Boat

New Category for 2022:

Electric Workboats


BEFORE PROCEEDING TO THE NOMINATIONS, PLEASE READ THE CRITERIA FOR EACH CATEGORY and DIVISION

The spirit of the Gustave Trouvé Awards is to recognize achievement and excellence in electric boats – boats with non fossil-fuel propulsion – and to promote zero emission motor technology.

Criteria for Production Boats Categories:

Electric Boats Under 8 metres / 26 feet 3 inches
Electric Boats Over 8 metres / 26 feet 3 inches
Commercial Passenger Electric Boats
Electric Workboats

  • Main propulsion must be electric
  • Can include other non fossil fuel propulsion methods as secondary propulsion (i.e. sail)
  • Fossil fuel propulsion as secondary propulsion does not meet criteria:
    a hybrid boat that uses fossil fuel for propulsion does not meet the criteria
    UNLESS it is offered for sale to the public in an all-electric version
  • At least one production model sold by August 25, 2022
  • Commercial Passenger Electric Boats must have at least one vessel in operation
  • Only one model per Category per Manufacturer
  • Previous Gussies Winners not eligible for 2021 Awards

Clarification of Commercial Passenger Electric Boats

This category is to award electric boats that have been designed specifically to take paying passengers from one location to another such as ferries and watertaxis. Boats designed for recreational use that may be used as tenders should be nominated in the appropriate length category above, as should boats that are designed for recreational use but are in use for rental or charter purposes.

The general criteria for Production Boats apply to this category.


Criteria for DIY /Customized Electric Boat

  • ‘One-off’ boats that have been specifically built or re/retrofitted for electric propulsion. Production boats customized, altered or fitted to the purchasing client’s desires are Production Boats.
  • Main propulsion must be electric
  • No fossil fuel propulsion or generation

Criteria for Electric Sailboats

  • Main propulsion wind/sail
  • Secondary propulsion all electric
  • Sailing boats with an all-electric drive train that use fossil fuel to generate electricity but not to propel the boat are eligible

All set on the criteria?
Great! Fill in the information below to nominate a boat in The Gustave Trouvé Awards

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Electric Boats Under 8m / 26ft - In Production
Electric Boats Under 8m / 26ft - In Development
Electric Boats Over 8m / 26ft - In Production
Electric Boats Over 8m / 26ft - In Development
Barracuda  •  Edorado 8S  •  Electric Elegance 38  •  HYNOVA 42  •  Iguana Foiler  •  Mayla 44   •  Optima 10  •  Silent 120 Explorer  •  Soel Senses 62  •  Solar Sal 24  •  Sovereign Starter   
Electric Sailboats
Arey’s Pond Lynx 16  •   Domani S30  •  Elan 6  •  HopYacht 30  •  ITA 14.99  •  J/Boats J/9  •  MotionMe 38  •  Pegasus 50 Globe Electric  •  Saffier SE 27 Leisure  • Salona 46  •  Smaragd  •  Spirit 30  •  Sunreef 80 Eco  •  Vaan R4  •  X-Yachts X4⁹E
Commercial Passenger Electric Boats - In Operation
Commercial Passenger Electric Boats - In Development
Artemis EF 24  •  Beluga   •  Candela P-12 Shuttle  •  Electra  •  MobyFly 30  •  Q30 Limousine  • Sea Change
Electric Boat Workboats
Customized / DIY Electric Boat
Clara Belle  •  Einar 425  •  Elektra  •  Harvest  •  Luné Pocket Yacht  •  MV Dolphin  •  Ohm’s Law  •  Oranje Nassau Tourboat  •  Riva Ariston  •  Romandie I  •  Solarly II  •  Tongass Mist  •  VMTI Hellkat  •  Volta Marionette  •  ΖΩΗ Zoe

 

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