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FEATURE: NEWS WEEK VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH VOLVO PENTA’S RON HUIBERS: FUTURE NEW PRODUCTS

Ron Huibers Interview

Oct 23, 2018

Andy Adams of Boating Industry Canada News Week interviewed Volvo Penta President Ron Huibers on their newest products. In this video, Adams asks what’s coming down the pipe – here are some important insights about the future as imagined by Volvo Penta.

Among the innovations Ron Huibers talks about are new levels of onboard electronics and connectivity to make boating easier. He also talks about Volvo’s electric vehicle technologies and how those advances may make their way to a hybrid boat in your future.

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See the video: https://youtu.be/AQa1vqVeJ2U

 

 

 

 

 

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