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Artemis Technologies Unveils the Artemis EF-12 Escape

Artemis Technologies has embraced the challenge of decarbonising the luxury travel sector with the introduction of the Artemis EF-12 Escape.

Recognising the rise in demand for sustainable tourism across luxury travel, the 100% electric high-end water taxi is a world-first for the sector, aimed at reducing harmful emissions from tourism transport.

With zero operating emissions and a reduced wake to help protect shorelines and wildlife, the Artemis EF-12 Escape is the epitome of responsible travel – providing on-demand mobility for environmentally conscious cities and exclusive resorts across the globe.

Designed to provide a more sustainable, comfortable, and elevated passenger experience, it offers an experience that is as gentle on the environment as it is luxurious for its passengers.

Powered by patented electric hydrofoil technology, the Artemis EF-12 Escape rises effortlessly above the water, reducing the impact of waves for an ultra-smooth and quiet ride.

Dr Iain Percy, CEO of Artemis Technologies, explains, “this is more than just a mode of transport – it’s a game-changer in waterborne mobility that offers a dynamic, eco-friendly alternative for people to get from A to B, whilst also opening up an exciting new way for guests to visit resorts and explore destinations while minimising their carbon footprint.”

From the moment you step onboard, it is designed to impress. The elegant interior offers an oasis of calm with a spacious, refined cabin accommodating up to 12 passengers and expansive windows providing breathtaking views.

Efficiency is also key. With a top speed of 30 knots and a foiling range of up to 52 nautical miles, this luxury water taxi is as practical as it is elegant. And with its ultra-fast charging capability (fully recharged in under 60 minutes) guests are never far from their next adventure. Iain continues:

The Artemis EF-12 Escape presents a way for cities and resorts to tap into their waterways like never before, “Whether it’s navigating water-based urban environments or hopping between islands, this vessel was created to offer passengers something unforgettable.”

Available now for order, the Artemis EF-12 Escape is customisable to meet the needs of various destinations and operations. Whether you’re adding to your resort’s fleet or seeking a sophisticated solution for urban mobility, this all-electric water taxi promises to deliver an unparalleled travel experience.

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