The Future-E is an impressive electric foiling yacht concept designed by Centrostiledesign, drawing inspiration from jet aircraft, F1 cars, and sports cars. This ‘zero-impact’ boat is designed to fly above the water surface rather than pushing through it, resulting in no noise, emissions, or waves in the water.

The yacht’s hull is made from recycled carbon fiber to reduce weight, and its body resembles that of a sports car. It features removable roof panels, transforming it from a sleek coupe to a convertible. The wings of the yacht extend slowly, lifting the hull completely off the water when it reaches 16 knots (29.6 km/h; 18.4 mph). At its full speed, it can reach around 30 knots (55.6 km/h; 34.5 mph), not quite as fast as a supercar, but still impressive for a boat.

The Future-E promises responsive handling akin to a sports car, thanks to its wings and rudders. The foils can be retracted, and the yacht can function like a normal boat. However, when the foils are in use, the yacht utilizes a Formula 1-derived suspension system with a gyroscope and electro-hydraulic actuators to mitigate the impact of choppy waters, ensuring a smooth ride.

Inside the yacht, there’s room for three people, with the driver seated centrally and two passengers to the side and behind them, similar to the layout of a McLaren F1. The driver has three massive displays that wrap around, creating a focused cockpit-like feel.

Although the Future-E is currently only a set of renderings, foiling yachts are becoming increasingly popular, and there’s hope that this attractive concept may become a reality in the future.