This small cap’s electric marine powertrain br oke the world speed record

The future of marine propulsion has arrived-powered by a $2 billion powerhouse.

In collaboration with McLaren Engineering, a small NASDAQ-listed company has unveiled a groundbreaking new electric powertrain set to transform the industry.

This award-winning powertrain shattered the world electric speed record, reaching 116 mph with champion racer Shaun Torrente at the helm.

The proprietary E-Motion system delivers an impressive 180 continuous horsepower, combining advanced battery technology, high-efficiency motors, and proprietary software to offer unparalleled performance on the water.

But what sets this company apart isn't just performance - it's their strategic approach to cost, versatility, and sustainability. With electric motors that reduce maintenance costs, lower operating expenses, and minimize environmental impact, they offer a superior alternative to traditional gas-powered engines.

The timing couldn't be better: The recreational boating market is growing at 6.5% annually and is projected to reach $25.9 billion by 2028.

The company is perfectly positioned to capitalize on this surge, with a patented technology that's already being integrated into major boat brands.

With a strong leadership team, an exclusive partnership with major manufacturer Linamar, and a pipeline of innovative products, they are primed for expansion.

How one innovative company is bringing the world's most powerful electric marine powertrain to market.

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