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First Images Released of Candela's P-12 Flying Electric Ferry, Beginning 0perations Next Year
23 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from Electrek
"The 12-meter (40 ft.) catamaran is designed to carry 30 passengers and will operate its first route between the Stockholm city center and the suburb of Ekerö next year.
"That route currently takes around 55 minutes by subway, bus, or diesel ferry (and the same by car during morning and evening rush hour), but will take around 25 minutes on Candela's P-12 Shuttle, saving commuters nearly an hour per day."
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