Higher fuel costs aren’t keeping boaters off the water, survey finds
Sea Tow's 2026 member survey drew more than 5,500 responses and found 52% are boating about as often as last…
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Mercury state that the new V10 engines are the quietest and smoothest in their class. They are not only compatible with the latest Mercury SmartCraft technologies but will also be offered with an optional dual-mode 48V/12V alternator to seamlessly pair with Navico Group’s Fathom e-power system, an integrated lithium-ion auxiliary power management system, enabling boaters to eliminate an on-board generator system.
Chris Drees, Mercury Marine President, said: ‘The all-new Mercury V10 Verado outboards are powerful, smooth and quiet. They have many of the same fuel efficiency-enhancing features that are synonymous with our high-horsepower line-up, solidifying Mercury’s position in the high-horsepower outboard market.’
The V10 Verado outboards leverage many of the same popular features and technologies to be found in the company’s V12, V8 and V6 platforms, but with premium refinements and versatility for a wide range of applications.
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