Manufacturers

The three companies developed an electronic vessel control for outboards.

The prototype boat drew steady traffic throughout the show’s run.

Five-star certification is at least 50 percent lower emissions than the four-star rating.

Still in the concept phase, the first version is a prototype.

Sea Ray’s limited-edition SLX-R is a cool boat, and its sci-fi press launch was a first for the boating industry.

Indmar unveils the EcoBoost engine, and Contender, World Cat and Regal introduce new models.

Regulator, Scout, Cobalt and Yamaha Watercraft roll out new models.

The builder saw a “record-breaking” number of sales in its most recent quarter.

CEO Jim Cannon calls 2018 a “transformational year.”

Vigor Industrial will take over the superyacht builder’s facilities in Vancouver, Wash.

NauticStar boats will shift to larger boats up to 39 feet.

Company will add about 200,000 square feet to the Florida plant.

The RV maker plans to make significant investments in facilities, workforce and products.

The new CEO talks about Sea Ray, the connected boat and automatic docking at Lake X.

Net sales increased 45 percent.

The Italian builder said it plans to grow internally through new boat lines and externally through acquisitions.

The acquisition marks Catalina’s entry into the growing segment of Downeast-style powerboats.

Valhalla Boatworks will build three models from 33 to 41 feet.

Raymarine DockSense wouldn’t let us hit anything.

Brunswick CEO David Foulkes hints at the possibility of entering new categories.