Electric ferry China Zorrilla begins commercial operations in South America
The electric ferry China Zorrilla has entered commercial service in South America. The vessel is described as the world’s largest electric ship, making its operation notable for electric maritime transport capacity.
The 130-meter electric ferry China Zorrilla has begun commercial operations in South America.
According to the source, the vessel can carry up to 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles.
The ferry was built by Australian company Incat Tasmania for ferry operator Buquebus.
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