I want to see it in action going through the rough Haulover inlet!

I got to see a live close-up boat like this one while out on the Willamette River in Oregon one day when I was fishing. These types of boats are spooky quiet. The boat that I saw was part of a selected military stealth spy boat competition that was being tested for its overall stealth speed and quietness while running in the water. Most boats put off a wake, which can be heard coming to you, but this thing never even made a wake or noise at all, and if it was not for turning around, we never would have even seen the boat go by us. Because these boats are so quiet and do not make a water wake, they are almost invisible, and a person would almost even know that a boat like this was even by you; it was very creepy to not be able to hear or see a boat make a wake or any waves on the water and yet then spot a boat like this go by you.

The starting price for the Navier 30 electric hydrofoil is US$375,000. However, the actual price may vary depending on customization options and dealer markup. Navier offers a variety of customization options, including different color schemes, seating configurations, and onboard electronics. Additionally, dealers may add their own markup to the base price. Here is a breakdown of the Navier 30's pricing structure: Base price: US$375,000 Customization options: Varies depending on options chosen Dealer markup: May vary depending on dealer As a result, the final price of a Navier 30 could be anywhere from US$375,000 to US$500,000 or more. Here are some of the factors that can affect the price of a Navier 30: Color scheme: Different color schemes can add a few thousand dollars to the price. Seating configuration: Options for additional seating or a convertible cockpit can increase the price. Onboard electronics: Options for upgraded navigation systems, entertainment systems, or autopilot can add several thousand dollars to the price. Dealer markup: Dealers may add their own markup to the base price to cover their costs and generate profit. If you are considering purchasing a Navier 30, it is important to factor in the cost of customization options and dealer markup. It is also a good idea to get quotes from multiple dealers to compare prices.

Having owned a very early foiling trimaran sailboat, I would love to see the shape of the foils and how they deal with weeds. I used to have to jump overboard to clean weeds off… amazing how far the technology has come.

You go guy. Awesome prototype! Wish you guys all of the best!

Very cool boat. Very interested to see more about this. Electric gives so many new opportunities where-ever its used.

Fascinating! Congrats to the team that did this engineering.

For sure if you decrease drag you improve consumption over speed. Depending from the usage payload is another factor to get in mind like foil's wings wideness

Great concept!

Super cool. I like that design

Shear pins , brilliant !

Now it’s time we test this on 12 foot seas with seagrass all around, and let’s see what she can do!!

Thank you ❤️

Beautiful! As an ex-Aero weenie - and E-foil enthusiast - its great to see such innovation. Just from this video - it seems that forward pilot visibility could be improved and this may be more critical when up and flying at speed among traffic. Also, I would imagine future shapes could be refined to reduce drag on the ship moving thru the air - not an insignificant number I would imagine. Would be nice to see the technology pushed downwards at some point to make it affordable to many recreationalists. Keep up the great work!

This would be a great replacement for my wakesurfing boat.

Amazing boat!

Thats amazing.

Wow! That’s the future!

This would be a top-level tender for a big yacht.

awesome boat!!

i love it future looks great in my book.

Extremely cool.

I want one..😮love it

As a private pilot, hydrofoil enthusiast, and model aircraft designer with a few boat engineering books on the shelf... I find this boat fascinating. Love the ingenuity, naturally Hydrofoils are going to be the way forward especially with electric propulsion, do to low energy density.

Genius! I bet it really helps with seasickness too.

Awesome Boat !!!!!!

fantastic! 👌

Amazing, the future is bright

Awesome I want one👍

An excellent game changer and invention by Indian Engineer Sampreet Bhattacharya. All the best to her team

Thats a nice boat. Would luv a cabin

Wow so cool. For so many reasons this is just amazing from how quiet it is to using so much less fuel but for me it's the smoothness of the ride so I don't get seasick. 🤢

I love your casual talking and the way you give us the impression that you take us on a ride with you. It would make it even more relatable if you introduced us to your camera man on the boat at the beginning of the video. As you know, on a boat we are very sensible about what is going on and who is up to what. If you give us the impression that we are with you on a boat, we are of course irritated by someone we don't know and haven't been introduced. Of course we know that it must be a camera guy, but we don't feel as involved in your adventure as we would, if we would have had the chance to say Hello.

Cool hydrofoil boat! Hydrofoils behave with the same principles as an “air”plane wing, but they are designed to be run in water “hydro”. If the technology proves reliable, this would be a game changer.

The New Zealand Americas cup yacht racing team have designed and built their own version of this as a support boat for their foiling racing yacht. The yacht’s get up to 50 knots so they needed a support boat that could keep up with it without requiring 4 x 350hp petrol engines (previous support boat)

Saw this boat and the company on another KZfaq Channel. Company founded by an Indian woman that went to MIT for a Phd. Who would have thought the next gen boat would come from her ingenuity! Amazing.

Looks like hydrofoil and electric truly are the future.

Thats the future 👏🏻👌🏻✅

This is definitely the future 🎉

About damn time ...... now we need boats with suspension

The Navier really Stokes my enthusiasm for electric boats 😏

This boat made me nostalgic. As a child, when I lived in Russia in the 80s, we often traveled on such hydrofoil ships. Of course they were outdated models from the 60s of the 20th century.

They need these as tour boats all over the world.

The future is here! The only other thing I would change is the exterior optic. In my opinion it should be more sexy, more curves. Remember the first EV’s they looked ugly, now most of them look, modern. Some “Italian design” would help, especially since this boat will for sure be expensive.

Absolutely love it, definitely needs a range extender engine atm though 🤟

This is nice 😎👍

Add a small diesel generator for added range. See Edison Electric trucks.

Brilliant. Props to Navier. Keep going team

Really cool! I wonder why not do this with a catamaran hull for the sake of additional lift/efficiency? Maybe it's a packaging issue or the speeds aren't high enough (yet?) to make enough of a difference?

awesome boat, only one question, how strong are the foils? I mean we do have some sea life(seattle area).

I own and ride a 1974 Dynafoil 440 watercraft and operate the website for them. It's a lot of fun to be above the water.

This is very cool. Get some active noise cancellation for that whine and it would be perfect

Great for a pleasure boat. I am not sure if it is a good working boat. Would like to know what sea state it can maintain plane and what the endurance is in plane or hull. Does use of amenities reduce the endurance?

Are the hydrofoils retractable (fully/partially) and still have operational thrust?

This looks great for short people

It looks very similar to the Swedish Candela boats that you already can buy…

Jaw-droppingly good.....I wonder if we'll ever see that come into the yachting / leisure market? I suppose the weight of the boat is crucial in enabling it to fly?

real classy.

It is the future! Hopefully the noise will go down as it gets better

Fantastic, but I want solar panels everywhere...... Every bit helps.

The first commercial hydrofoil I ever saw at the London show was in 1978, powered by Archaemedies Penta….

I remember seeing the same about 15 years ago 🤣

Definitely has military applications. So cool need ine

Glad to see innovation. Even if it is nothing new

Well, I want one. Fun af

Curious why pricing was not mentioned :) And regardless.... I would love to have one!

THE ULTIMATE WATERSKI BOAT!!!!!!!

What happens when you hit a wave that is high enough to contact the hull? I imagine it would be quiet the impact if you were moving at speed.

Imagine the weight of this boat, this maybe the future but not the near future by far.

I can't make myself call it an airplane. Just a really cool boat.

When you add 3 inch hieght, your fuel consumption will go down noticeably. Then again, with CATL battery advances, you can afford to lose some. Amazing!

I'd like to see this exit and re-enter Haulover in Florida. (Next to the nude beach.)

i live in ft myers.. when we go out past sanibel for example, there are crab pots everywhere and other things in the water even sea turtles, how dangerous are underwater object to the hydrofoils?

Amazing😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

Aileron. There is no second i. Ayyyy ler on. Looks great.

Congratulations Gentlemen 🎉 do you plan to manufacture smaller model to Hal price of it?

Such a cool innovation! Can't wait to fly aboard one of these! Editor: Your audio is SO bad.. you need to give everyone a mic, or no one.

👍 * Can you bump to the ground little bit or is it the biggest risk? Are hydrofoils easy to replace and expensive if yes if that happens ? * What if you catch fishermen lines ? * What is the maximum waves height/chopiness you can use this or is it flat lake water mostly?

What would happen if it struck a submerged log or whale, etc.? Any contingency like fold back hinge on the foils?

Wow.

This is so cool. Once we have the battery technology to make the range 300 miles plus easily im done with gas boats 😊

The Navy had some hydrofoil ships and they were fast and steady. They were literally airplanes, with cockpit and DC10 engine to match, that were able to chase down any drug boats down in the Gulf of Mexico. Battery power or not, hydrofoil boats are awesome

Great! But why not make the front of the boat and windshield more aerodynamic?

Wow. Fantastic engineering

WOW

That's really really cool!! It harkens back to Boeing's days of making various hydrofoils. I would LOVE to own one of these but sadly those days are gone. Very damn cool boat!

I want one😊

Rich passage ferries (designed by teknicraft and built by All American Marine) are foil assisted and actually speed up to reduce wake.

Very cool I'm getting one. Right after winning the lottery.

We have a 400 foot dock. I'm guessing it would cost $20k just to get enough electricity down to the dock for charging this overnight. Even then the 80 mile range would be a deal breaker. I don't think they'll ship a single production model with the current specs.

So cool, looks like great fit and finish too. Navier and Candela are doing some great things

Wish he'd stop referring to it as an "airplane". No air involved. It's a hydrofoil with active stabilization. Not the first to do so, but a very nice implementation. BTW, would love to have seen it do "a full 360 in sport mode in 60 feet". The physics on that doesn't quite add up, at least while it's on foils.

How would it handle the ocean?

It’s a hydroplane😮. If these boats take off, it will be motivation to clean up all the trash in our waters. I guess seaweed might be an issue that we’ll need working out too.

Looks like fun to me!

Amazing Technology

it impresses me that a thing like this with concepts like hydrofoils and electric motors that are from the 19th century encourages so much interest or admiration, THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE NO LATER THAN 1910, THIS IS MORE THAN 110 YEARS LATE!! and connecting to the network to recharge batteries? Please, HAS NO ONE THOUGHT TO PUT ONE OR MORE PROPELLERS THAT GENERATE ELECTRICITY AS THE VEHICLE PROGRESS THROUGH THE WATER? HAS NO ONE THOUGHT TO PUT WINDMILLS AS ELECTRIC GENERATORS ON THE FUSELAGE OF THE BOAT TO OBTAIN ENERGY? I don't know, but the power of the oil industry HAS DULLED THE MINDS AND UNDERSTANDING OF ALMOST ALL THE PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO DEVELOPED THIS KIND OF CONCEPTS

What about kelp beds?

How does it handle log impacts or rocks?

"This boat is over done"...couldn't even close the door