Lighter · Stronger · Quieter

OBLUEInternational

17.8 mFlagship yacht
18.5 mElectric catamaran
400Ferry passengers
0Emissions underway

The Fleet

Two flagships, one carbon core

A luxury power catamaran and a zero-emission harbour craft — both engineered in full carbon composite, both built to international class.

55FT Luxury Power Catamaran

OBLUE 55

17.8 mLength overall
18 knMax speed
12Guests
250 nmRange @ 15 kn

A full-beam 7.42-metre deckhouse, owner-tailored interiors and six curated hull liveries — driven by twin Volvo D6 440 HP diesels and classed to CCS, DNV, RINA or CE on request.

OBLUE 55 luxury carbon fiber catamaran underway in Victoria Harbour
The OBLUE 55 underway in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
OBLUE E60 electric harbour craft running at speed, seen from astern
Sea trials before handover — the first E60 entered service in June 2026

Electric Harbour Craft

OBLUE E60

18.5 mLength overall
16 knMax speed
720 kWhLFP battery
0Emissions

Zero-emission crew and utility catamaran — 12 passengers, 5 crew and 2 tonnes of cargo. CCS-classed; first of class delivered June 2026.

From the same carbon core, already in commercial service: Aero Highspeed — the AERO fast ferry platform →

Carbon Fiber

Why carbon fiber

Aerospace-grade carbon fiber composite is the most consequential choice in the OBLUE 55 — lighter, stronger and quieter than any aluminium or GRP hull of comparable size.

Under vacuum, carbon fiber cloth, PVC core and resin fuse on high-precision moulds into a single sandwich structure — cured in one shot, with exceptional stiffness at a fraction of the weight of metal shipbuilding.

OBLUE carbon fiber catamaran bows at the dock
The first OBLUE 55 afloat — carbon fiber twin hulls, Hong Kong
−30%structural weight versus a comparable aluminium build
−20%fuel consumption thanks to the lightweight hull
−40%hull maintenance costs across the service life
−17%cabin noise — conversation-level sound underway
OBLUE E60 electric catamaran from above, rooftop solar array
“In service every day — without a litre of diesel.”

In Service

Commercial vessels, lighter by design

From electric harbour craft to high-speed Ro-Pax ferries — lighter hulls mean lower fuel burn, longer range, and dramatically reduced lifecycle costs. Every vessel built to class.

AERO

High-speed passenger ferries

SEASIGHT

Sightseeing & experience vessels

PASSENGER

Commuter & express ferries by size class

All-electricHybridDiesel

~40 m Class

44.75 m · 400 PAX · 26 kn

High-speed carbon ferry, Hong Kong — 2024

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44.75 m · 500 PAX · >26 kn

China's largest-capacity carbon fiber ferry — 2024

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~35 m Class

36.7 m · 73 PAX + 8 cars · 26 kn

Ro-Pax fast ferry, carries 50 t trucks — Norway, 2021

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34.77 m · 400 PAX · 10 kn · 3,870 kWh

Hong Kong's first all-electric ferry — 2024

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~30 m Class

32 m · 199 PAX · 30 kn

Fast commuter catamaran, Ålesund — 2017

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29.9 m · 95 PAX + 6 t cargo · 26 kn

Passenger + chilled cargo, Nordland — 2021

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~25 m Class

26.1 m · 130 PAX · 30 kn

Hybrid dual-role: ferry + sightseeing, Bodø — 2024

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25.9 m · 147 PAX · 30 kn

Fast commuter catamaran, Western Norway — 2017

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22 m · 12 PAX · 35 kn

Ambulance catamaran, Ryfylke — 2021

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~20 m Class

18.5 m · 17 PAX · 16 kn · 720 kWh

All-electric harbour shuttle, Singapore — 2026

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Under 15 m

12.0 m · 25 PAX · 6 kn

World's first commercial autonomous ferry, Stockholm — 2023

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Need a different configuration?

We build to your route. Tell us the passenger count, speed, range, and charging constraints — we engineer the boat around your operation.

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OBLUE 55 running at speed
The OBLUE 55 at speed

The Company

Built in carbon, proven at sea

From its home waters in Hong Kong, OBLUE International designs and builds full-carbon composite vessels — luxury catamarans, electric workboats and passenger ferries.

The fleet is already at work: the first OBLUE 55 cruises Victoria Harbour, the E60 enters service in 2026, and the electric ferries of our commercial programme carry passengers across Hong Kong every day. Every hull is engineered to classification-society rules — CCS, DNV, RINA or CE.

One material, one standard: twelve guests or four hundred passengers, every hull is built to class.

OBLUE carbon fiber vessel side profile
“The future arrives lighter.”

Begin your OBLUE journey

For pricing, build slots, route studies and vessel configuration, our team responds within one business day.