Vision Marine Technologies sets new Speed Records at the Lake of the Ozarks!

Vision Marine Speed Record

Sept 1, 2023

We are thrilled to announce a remarkable achievement by Vision Marine Technologies at the iconic Lake of the Ozarks recently. Amidst an atmosphere of anticipation and excitement, their cutting-edge electric powerboats shattered the existing speed records not once, but twice, solidifying their commitment to pushing the boundaries of maritime innovation.

In an awe-inspiring display of performance and engineering excellence, the Vision Marine team managed to achieve a record-breaking speed of 111 mph during the first attempt. But they didn’t stop there. Demonstrating the sheer power and capabilities of their electric propulsion technology, they went on to set an even higher bar with an astonishing 116 mph during the second attempt. These accomplishments underscore their dedication to revolutionizing the boating industry while staying true to their core values of sustainability and eco-consciousness.

Discover how the Vision Marine team is redefining speed, performance, and environmental responsibility in the maritime world. Follow their webpage as they strive to further elevate the electric boating experience. See the video.

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