Boat and equipment sales rise at Finland’s Uiva Flytande show
Uiva Flytande drew over 10,000 visitors to Helsinki, with strong sales for Axopar, Buster and Saxdor signalling a market recovery.
Initially electric workboats will be developed and delivered under a combination of the RS Electric Boats and Cheetah brands, with electric catamaran adventure boats to follow. The first of the electric workboats will be launched in spring 2023, with the first adventure boat to be displayed at boot Düsseldorf. The two companies will be exhibiting side by side at Seawork (21st–23rd June).
Sean Strevens, founder of Cheetah Marine, said: ‘RS Sailing’s knowledge of lightweight materials and RS Electric Boats’ experience of designing electric-specific craft are invaluable. Their experiences – working to solve the challenges that their customers and the environment face – mirror ours, which is why we’re bringing the two together to mould commercial electric catamarans.’




Uiva Flytande drew over 10,000 visitors to Helsinki, with strong sales for Axopar, Buster and Saxdor signalling a market recovery.


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