World's Fastest Hybrid Superboat Has Three Engines, Over 3,100 Horsepower, and Can Reach Speeds Exceeding 180 Kilometers Per Hour

World’s Fastest Hybrid Superboat Has Three Engines, Over 3,100 Horsepower, and Can Reach Speeds Exceeding 180 Kilometers Per Hour

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 19/12/2022 at 23:59

Fonte: Powerboats/Divulgação

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The Super Hybrid Boat Cost R$ 17 Million and Was Developed by Bernico Powerboats, a Belgian Company Specialized in Creating Special Boats

The 52R Hybrid is a super hybrid boat with military-influenced design and a finish comparable to that of super racing cars. The vehicle even outperforms the fastest speedboats, reaching speeds over 180 kilometers per hour.

According to the developers, the boat has reportedly reached 192 kilometers per hour during speed tests, breaking the world record in its category, which was 187 kilometers per hour.

Powered by two Mercury Racing engines, producing a combined total of at least 3,100 horsepower, it’s easy to see where all this speed comes from.

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Super Hybrid Boat, 52R Hybrid, Costs at Least 3 Million Euros, Which Is Approximately 17 Million Reais

The super hybrid boat comes with a pair of custom quick-release carbon fiber steering wheels, a flag mast also made of carbon, and a carbon-covered sunshade with hydraulic lifting.

According to the developers, the incredible vessel has been under construction for 4 years and features a black, white, and gray military-inspired exterior to cover the entire cabin.

World’s Fastest Hybrid Superboat Has Three Engines, Over 3,100 Horsepower, and Can Reach Speeds Exceeding 180 Kilometers Per Hour

The Super Hybrid Boat Cost R$ 17 Million and Was Developed by Bernico Powerboats, a Belgian Company Specialized in Creating Special Boats

Super Hybrid Boat, 52R Hybrid, Costs at Least 3 Million Euros, Which Is Approximately 17 Million Reais

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World’s Fastest Hybrid Superboat Has Three Engines, Over 3,100 Horsepower, and Can Reach Speeds Exceeding 180 Kilometers Per Hour

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