The first outboard was actually electric (left). The 12-cylinder block for Mercury’s 600-hp Verado shows how far outboard technology has come. World History Archive/Alamy stock photo Once upon a time, ...

Whether it’s a kicker or a big V-6 engine, you’ll eventually be faced with replacing your tired outboard engine. If a new engine isn’t in the cards, repairing your existing engine or purchasing a ...

Dublin, July 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Outboard Motor Market Size and Growth Trends Nd Forecast Report and Companies Analysis 2025-2033" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's ...

Even just a handful of years ago, if you wanted a custom sport-fisher in the 35- to 55-foot range, the likely option was inboard power. But today’s new breed of high-horsepower outboard engines, with ...

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Vision Marine Technologies has filed a U.S. patent application for a dual-mode trim-control system ...

Outboard describes a popular type of boat engine for fishing and commercial uses. Yamaha makes a variety of outboard boat motors ranging from powerful four-strokes to the rugged and dependable ...

Today, many outboard motors are available in colors to complement the shade of your boat. Honda, Mercury and Suzuki, for example, all offer their outboards in at least two colors; Evinrude lets you ...

If you're looking for a new boat engine, picking up a Yamaha motor isn't a bad choice. If you buy directly from the company, you have quite a few choices to pick through, so you'll need to know ...

When you’re facing strong winds and you need to get somewhere fast, it’s time to break out a small outboard such as an aluminum genny. A dependable outboard that has enough horsepower to get you to ...

Maritime recruitment has become more digital, but many platforms still replicate familiar agency workflows online. JobMarineMan.com, developed by ship and crew management company Marine MAN, is taking ...