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    A next-generation electric hydrofoiling vessel is being trialled on Lake Whakatipu as a potential new transport link between Queenstown and Kingston

    A next-generation electric hydrofoiling vessel is being trialled on Lake Whakatipu as a potential new transport link between Queenstown and Kingston

    9 February 2026
    Led by Kingston Village in partnership with marine innovator Vessev, the trial is testing whether the technology could support a passenger service between the two communities.

    Travel times and passenger experience will be assessed, with the findings helping inform a wider feasibility study planned for later this year.

    Kingston Village General Manager Nicola Tristram says the proposal reflects a long-term focus on liveability as the Kingston community continues to grow.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity


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