Lanéva Boats is partnering with the Swiss Zero Emission Boat Association for its 2nd Swiss Tour, which will take place from 23 to 29 August 2021. The aim of this tour is to highlight the developments in the field of zero emission boating and to test the Lanéva Vesper.
The entire Lanéva Boats team will be present at the stops in Geneva, Zurich, Zug and Lugano. Come and discover our electric boat in a relaxed atmosphere. By reserving your place, you will be able to test and enjoy the pleasure of sailing without any noise or polluting emissions.
- 23 & 24 August – Geneva
- 25 & 26 August – Zurich
- 27 August – Zoug
- 28 & 29 August – Lugano
The mission of the 2021 tour is to:
- The promotion of clean and nature-friendly navigation in the lake environment,
- To make the authorities aware of the need for electric charging infrastructure,
- The discovery and testing of the Lanéva Vesper boat on Swiss lakes oriented towards sustainable boating,
- The opportunities for retrofitting thermal engines.
As a reminder, the Swiss Zero Emission Boats Association was created in June 2019 to promote zero emission boats in Switzerland.
Lanéva Boats reflects a commitment to the technologies of tomorrow. After the launch of the first boat model in 2019 at the Monaco Yacht Club, the new 2021 model is the result of a perfect combination of power and autonomy.
Lanéva Boats is also a creator of exceptional, 100% electric, custom-built boats for the yachting and superyacht markets. The Laneva boat is the perfect expression of the concept of “sustainable luxury”: silent propulsion, sustainable materials and state-of-the-art technology. It is the most advanced sustainable boat on the market. It reflects a commitment to sustainability without ever compromising on design, comfort and high-end finishes.
Excellence, Boldness and Creativity are the three major founding values of the brand. Excellence in construction and design with the use of noble and natural materials. Audacity in linking nature and technology. Creativity in developing an electric propulsion system of battery cell technologies from various maritime and military applications.
