Revolution Marine Group to Introduce Two New Models

The Oceanwalker S60 emphasizes natural light, open living spaces and a quiet cruising experience. Courtesy RMG

Revolution Marine Group is set to make a strong showing at the 2025 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show with the global debut of the Oceanwalker S60 Revolution Edition and the U.S. premiere of the Canados Heritage 36, two catamarans that highlight different approaches to modern power-yacht design.

The Oceanwalker S60 Revolution Edition is a 60-foot hybrid power catamaran combining diesel propulsion with electric drive and solar generation. Roof-mounted panels can produce up to 8 kW to supplement its 80 kWh battery bank, powering air-conditioning and onboard systems at anchor. Available in three- or four-stateroom layouts, the S60 emphasizes natural light, open living spaces and a quiet cruising experience designed to reduce emissions and fuel burn.

The Canados Heritage 36 is powered by Mercury 250 hp outboards which push the lightweight hull to a top hop of 43 knots, according to the builder. Courtesy RMG

The Canados Heritage 36 takes a more compact, performance-forward route. Twin Mercury 250 hp outboards push the lightweight hull to 43 knots while maintaining notable efficiency. Designed for day cruising, the 36 can host up to 16 guests. A 24-volt electrical system with smart switching allows its air-conditioning to run for hours without generator support.

Together, these two new launches underscore Revolution Marine Group’s dual focus on sustainable innovation and high-performance craftsmanship in the next generation of power catamarans.

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