With that, Regent is closer to making good on its investors' US$90-million bet to bring electric high-speed coastal transport to market. The company says it's already landed orders totaling more ...

REGENT has been developing electric seagliders since 2020, and in four short years, the company is now testing full-scale prototypes on the water. With backing from Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel ...

The 55-foot-long vehicle features a 65-foot wingspan and 12 electric motors. The half boat/half plane seaglider ... It uses ground effect and dynamic soaring principles to ride on top of a cushion of ...

The company hopes the electric seaglider will replace ferries and seaplanes for fast and easy transportation across bodies of water. NORTH KINGSTOWN − It floats, and by summer REGENT Craft ...

at a top speed of 180 mph. Credit: Regent Electric seaglider startup Regent has unveiled its first completed, full-scale prototype and launched into initial crewed sea trials in Rhode Island’s ...

According to a report by MoneyControl, Waterfly Technologies is developing electric sea gliders—also known as Wing-in-Ground (WIG) craft—as a sustainable alternative to air and ferry travel.

Design Rules!” The startup in question, Waterfly Technologies, is developing electric seagliders — also known as Wing-in-Ground (WIG) craft — a sustainable alternative to air and ferry travel.

Work on extending the Glider service to north and south Belfast ... A pilot scheme will trial four EV (electric vehicle) Gliders on the existing G1 (East-West) route, meaning existing vehicles ...

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced that work to extend the Glider service into North and South Belfast is set to begin later this year. The second phase of the Belfast Rapid Transit ...