Mercury Marine reports outstanding outboard engine share at Dubai International Boat Show

Mar 21, 2023

Mercury Marine, a division of Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), continues its strong performance at the largest boat shows around the world with an outstanding showing at the recent Dubai International Boat Show. Again this year, Mercury had the most outboard engines on display during the show capturing close to 85% market share both on-water and on-land. In addition, Mercury showcased the new 5.7L V10 350 and 400hp Verado engines and the Avator 7.5e electric outboard for the first time in the Middle East, as well as many Mercury Racing outboards including the new V10 400R engine.

Mercury Racing General Manager Stuart Halley and Director of Customer Experience Steve Miller joined the show to celebrate Racing’s 50th Anniversary with partners in the UAE. Distributors Delma Marine and Extreme Marine in the UAE continuing to position Mercury and Mercury Racing, respectively, as brands of choice.
 
“With such a large base of powerboat enthusiasts in the Middle East, it is not surprising why the Mercury Racing brand does so well here,” said Steve Miller, Mercury Racing director of customer experience. “The Dubai Boat Show is amazing. The products on display here are modern, innovative, and premium all the way. We were especially excited to showcase our new V10 400R racing engines both on the water and at the Extreme Marine display.”
 
This year’s show featured 175 boats and watercrafts and attracted more than 30,000 visitors.
 
Last month, for the fifth consecutive year, Mercury Marine also had more outboard engines than any other manufacturer at the Miami International Boat Show, accounting for more than 55% of all outboards across the multiple show venues – more than 20 share points ahead of the closest competitor. This is the highest outboard share Mercury has achieved in Miami as rapid adoption of the new V10 and V12 engines further elevates its presence in shows and markets across the world.

Related Posts





Cruisers Yachts Rebrand Flagship Model: Introducing The New 57 Fly

NMEA

Cruisers Yachts, a renowned name in the luxury yacht industry, announces the rebranding of its esteemed 55 FLY model, now named the 57 FLY.
 
“At Cruisers Yachts, we always strive to improve our products and ensure they reflect the true essence of our craftsmanship. After careful consideration, we’ve decided to rename the 55 FLY to the 57 FLY. This change better aligns with the actual length of the yacht and more accurately represents its impressive scale and sophistication.

Read More




Need to Catch up on News This Week?

Every Tuesday we publish a fresh Digest with informative articles pertaining to the Canadian boating and marine industry. Stay up to date with the latest products, research and industry developments.

Missed an Issue of Boating Industry Canada News Week? If you’re looking for a specific issue, or simply want to catch up on previous issues, check out our Boating Industry Canada News Week Archives.

Not signed up for News Week? Subscribe here.



Kropf Industrial Delivers First All-Electric Travel Lift

Kropf Industrial, manufacturer of the industry-leading Conolift line of boat handling equipment, is excited to announce that its first all-electric travel lift is now in service in Ontario. The advanced design has eliminated both the diesel power unit and the hydraulic system, yielding a simplified machine that is quiet, and free from emissions and the risk of spills.

Read More



Mercury Marine enhances Joystick Piloting capabilities, laying the groundwork for an exciting future in effortless autonomous boating

Hubbell-Marine Stainless steel outlet covers

Mercury Marine®, a division of Brunswick Corporation has announced a software update for its SmartCraft®operating system that gives Joystick Piloting powerful new capabilities. The system can now automatically counteract the effects of wind, waves and current while a boater is driving with the joystick, giving them the ability to dock and maneuver with effortless precision.

Read More