Key Takeaways:
- The REGENT Seaglider combines boat and aircraft design for fast, efficient coastal travel
- Fully electric and zero-emission, it offers a sustainable alternative to traditional maritime transport
The REGENT Seaglider is a sleek, all-electric craft designed to zip over water. It's fast, it’s efficient, and it’s changing how we think about coastal travel. Imagine the agility of a boat, the speed of an aircraft, and the feel of skimming just above the waves – that’s the Seaglider.
The Seaglider doesn’t just float or fly; it’s a bit of both. It has three modes that work together for a seamless trip:
Hull Mode: Starts in the water, floating like any traditional boat.
Foil Mode: As it gains speed, it rises on hydrofoils for a smoother ride, clearing small waves.
Flight Mode: With the power kicked up, it glides just above the water at high speeds, cutting through your travel time without lifting too high.
REGENT has already racked up over 600 pre-orders. Airlines, ferry operators, and even cargo movers are lining up. For instance, United Marine Egypt (UME) Shipping is slated to be the first to get their hands on a larger model, the Monarch, with plans to launch by the decade’s end.
Mokulele Airlines also sees the potential, planning to use Seagliders for their inter-island routes in Hawaii. It’s a great option for places needing faster, cleaner travel between coastal spots.
The Seaglider does more than just move people; it’s built to handle different jobs:
Zero emissions, high speed, and a new way to travel the coastlines make the Seaglider a standout. It’s fully electric, meaning it leaves nothing behind but a wake and keeps local waters cleaner in the process.
The REGENT Seaglider is a new category of travel, a bold way to move, and maybe a hint of what’s to come for coastal communities worldwide.