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Volvo Penta and Hybrid IPS: A good combination

by Diesel-international 25 Sep 2018 08:12 UTC
Volvo Penta Hybridization in Marine Sector © Diesel-international

The marine world is among the most interested in hybrid engines new solutions, especially when it comes to engines for professional use.

Moreover, it is the world that naturally lends itself to Oem. In boating, both professional and recreational, there are no captive producers. Every site is an assembler of components produced by others and engine is one of them. Nothing could be easier, then, to integrate the classic diesel with a hybrid powerline.

Thanks to its leading role, Volvo Penta announces the hybridization of its engines for professional and recreational use combined with the Ips propulsion system, already widely used for its extraordinary versatility.

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