Superyacht sinks days after delivery | Princess Yachts goes direct in Asia | Electric boating rethinks charging
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The 29.6-metre Amer F100 superyacht Angiola II has sunk off Sardinia just 4 days after being delivered to her new owner, with all 14 people on board rescued. The official cause is under investigation as authorities plan the vessel’s recovery and continue environmental monitoring. Princess Yachts has established a shipyard-direct sales and service operation covering Hong Kong, Greater China and selected surrounding markets. Plus, Vision Marine Technologies says existing marina shore power can support most recreational electric boating without waiting for an entirely new charging network.
Top stories mentioned in this podcast:
- Amer F100 sinks 4 days after delivery
- Princess Yachts moves to direct sales operation in major Asian markets
- Electric boating does not need a new charging network, says Vision Marine’s chief executive officer
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