That said, I wonder how this all-electric hydrofoil surfboard fits into that new mandate? It's certainly interesting, but is it powersports? I'll let you decide. Photo by: US Patent and Trademark ...

That's right, folks, the wonderous machine you see in the image gallery is an electric hydrofoil ... for e-foil operation and 45 kph (28 mph)while under surfboard mode. No matter which of the ...

Fliteboard, a leading manufacturer of electric hydrofoil surfboards, announced the launch of its new sub-brand FLITElab* (there’s no more info below, that asterisk is frustratingly part of the ...

If that sounds exciting, you'll want to check out the latest electric hydrofoil from Unifoil. The Hydroflyer Sport brings something new to the table with its handlebars, giving you extra control ...

I'm zipping around—a foot above the waves most of the time—on an electric hydrofoil board made by ... technically be removed if you want a more surfboard-like stance, but McArthur says that ...

The appeal of an eFoil is probably obvious: It’s a small, self-contained watercraft similar to a short surfboard, but with an electric hydrofoil underneath that propels you at up to 30 mph.

has added a new product to its lineup of electric hydrofoil surfboards that let users “float” over the water. Called Vinga 3, the new Awake electric hydrofoil board is promoted as the ...

fret not — it was an electric hydrofoil surfboard, or eFoil. EFoilers ride on 4- to 6-foot boards with a mast attached underneath that connects to a hydrofoil wing and electric motor.

(MENAFN- Ameliorate Digital Consultancy) The global electric hydrofoil surfboards market is valued at US$ 40.2 million at present and is forecast to reach a market valuation of US$ 70.6 million by ...

(MENAFN- Ameliorate Digital Consultancy) The global electric hydrofoil surfboards market is valued at US$ 40.2 million at present and is forecast to reach a market valuation of US$ 70.6 million by ...