The world’s largest battery-electric vessel, China Zorilla, recently entered commercial service after completing its maiden trip between Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Colonia, Uruguay.
About China Zorrilla:
It is the world’s largest battery-electric vessel.
Previously known as Incat Hull 096, it was built by Australian shipbuilding company Incat Tasmania for South American ferry operator Buquebus.
It is named after China Zorrilla, the celebrated Uruguayan actress and theatre personality.
It is sailing under the flag of Uruguay.
Features:
The energy system exceeds 40 MWh, with more than 250 metric tons of batteries.
The system propels 8 electric motors connected to waterjets, giving it a speed of 25 knots.
The vessel covers the 55-60 km route in 90 minutes, eliminating vibrations, toxic gases, and carbon emissions, while making the journey comfortable for passengers and harmless for the environment.
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