Forget clunky ferries! Saudi Arabia's NEOM is getting flying electric ones. Candela's P-12 hydrofoil is like a magic carpet ride, minus Aladdin. It's fast, comfy, and eco-friendly, proving luxury and sustainability can coexist. Just don't expect me to sing "A Whole New World" while onboard.

This Lumen E10 is like a Tesla on water - sleek, silent, and oh-so-eco-chic. It's got a minimalist design that's both functional and fabulous, a battery that'll last longer than many relationships, and a top speed that'll leave other boats eating its wake (metaphorically, of course).

This boat is a duck out of water, literally and figuratively. One minute you’re cruising along, wind in your hair, then suddenly the boat dips underwater! Sounds like a Bond movie, doesn't it? Well, this thing is as real as a tax return.

Aussie ingenuity meets electric dreams! Imagine cruising above the water like a pelican on a caffeine high – that's the Fibre F5, a hydrofoil boat shaking up the boating world. Ditch the petrol fumes and embrace the electric revolution.

150 hp electric outboard? Sounds like a hairdryer on steroids! But hey, at least it won't scare away the fish with its noise. Just don't forget your extension cord if you're planning a long fishing trip!

An actor? Building a boat? Out of SCRAP METAL?! Yes, my friends. This ain't no Hollywood prop; it's a real, electric catamaran, and it's setting sail on a wave of recycled aluminum.

Electric marine lovebirds Vita & Evoy are hitchin' their boats together! This ain't no shotgun wedding, honey. It's a match made in electric heaven, aimin' to make waves with high-output motors that charge faster than my phone after a gossip sesh.

Maserati's ditched four wheels for a trident and taken to the water with their all-electric TRIDENTE speedboat. We're talking 600 horsepower, a $2.86 million price tag, and enough luxury to make a superyacht blush.

Picture a dolphin with a propeller, but way chicer. This sleek electric hydrofoil is making waves without making waves - how’s that for progress? Floating smoothly above water like Aladdin on his magic carpet is the future.

This ain't no flimsy dinghy; this 70-foot catamaran packs enough fuel cells to power a small village. Don't worry, though, they've tucked away a modest 551 lbs of hydrogen gas on the top deck. Let's just hope they've got a good fire extinguisher handy!

This hydrogen-powered superyacht is like the Hindenburg, but it floats (and doesn't explode). It's a floating lab testing the waters with fuel cells, proving luxury and eco-friendliness can coexist. It may be slow, but who needs speed when you've got a jacuzzi and caviar?

Supercars? Who cares? Now there's a boat with 603 horsepower. Because blasting across the water at 53 mph with blood-red leather seats and underwater lights is totally how us normal folk roll.

Can a 10,000-ton ship really run on batteries? I had my doubts, but apparently, it can! COSCO's new electric container ship is about as fast as my grandma’s scooter, but hey, it's saving the planet and a few bucks... maybe this electric ship thing isn't so crazy after all.

Fancy submarine or underwater limo? This plush bubble-sub promises champagne, panoramic views, and the world's fanciest seaweed wrap - all without getting wet! But does it have a bathroom? Asking for a friend...

Maserati thinks they solved the energy crisis with a $2.6 million electric speedboat. It's slower than a jet ski, runs out of juice faster than your smartphone, and comes in a shade of rose gold that'd make a Kardashian jealous. But hey, at least you can sip champagne and recharge in style.

Electric boats? They exist? Well, shiver me timbers! The Aussies have built a solar-powered speedboat that’s greener than a seasick sailor. Fancy a silent cruise with a side of smugness? The Genevo E8 is here, but it'll cost you an arm, a leg, and your firstborn...

Renault, those cute car guys from France, decided regular roads were too boring. Now they're building electric jetskis, snowmobiles...even sailboats that fit in suitcases! Look, I love EVs, but maybe stick to what ya know?

Fancy living in a floating mansion that never needs gas? This new solar-powered yacht lets you cruise in luxury while giving the planet a gentle pat on the back. Your wallet might complain, but hey, who needs money when you've got a private bar on the ocean?

Meet a solar-powered yacht that promises to sail you around the world while you sip fair-trade cocktails. 10 guests, a hot tub, and enough solar panels to light up a small town.

Electric jet skis? About as exciting as a soggy sandwich. But this new contraption from those Aussies at Electro Nautic...well, it might just have a few tricks up its sleeve. Can it go fast? Nope. But promises to last longer than my attention span :)