The world’s largest battery-electric ferry just crossed an ocean
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM In 2019, a South American transport company ordered a diesel ferry. By the time it launched six years later, it had become the largest electric vehicle ever built, of any kind, on land or sea. Hull 096 is a 130-meter (427-foot) battery-electric ferry built by Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat in […] The post The world’s largest battery-electric ferry just crossed an…
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