Category: Company News

6 November 2023, Company News

Why do Powercat’s make a great commercial boat?

Ever wondered why Powercats are so popular with commercial boat operators? When it comes to operating a venture on the water the key considerations are stability, safety and the ability of the vessel to undertake the commercial activities. Twin hulled power catamarans offer superior stability, safety and a range of advantages that make them the…

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11 August 2023, Company News , 1 comment

A New Chapter for Kingfisher Boats

Kia Ora and hello to our beloved Kingfisher Boats community, We hope this message finds you all well and excited for what the future holds on the open waters. We wanted to take a moment to share some news with you regarding our company’s journey. Two years ago, as a brother sister duo, we embarked…

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19 July 2023, Company News

Wave breaker, our revolutionary technology

Smooth sailing has always been a goal for boaters, whether they’re out for a leisurely cruise or racing at top speeds. However, choppy water and rough waves can make for a uncomfortable ride, and they can impact on a boat’s performance. That’s where the Wave Breaker comes in. This revolutionary technology creates clean water and…

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19 July 2023, Company News

450 Powercat receives rave review in NZ Fishing News

In the realm of boating and fishing, finding the perfect vessel that combines performance, functionality, and comfort is every angler’s dream. Today, we are thrilled to share with you the exciting news that our 450 Centre Console has been reviewed and featured in NZ Fishing News magazine. This recognition not only highlights the exceptional qualities…

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17 July 2023, Company News

Nature’s Kai and the 450 Tiller Powercat

In the vast world of online content creation, there are individuals who possess a unique ability to captivate and inspire us. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Joel, the influencer behind Nature’s Kai. With his infectious enthusiasm and deep connection to nature, Joel has carved out a niche for himself in the realm of…

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31 May 2023, Company News

Our 390 Powercat features in NZ Fishing News

Embarking on a fishing adventure requires the perfect vessel to navigate the waters and reel in the big catch.  In the June 2023 NZ Fishing News, focused on the remarkable capabilities and features of the 390 Powercat Tiller. Nick Jones of NZ Fishing News said ‘I was very impressed by the handling and fishability of…

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20 April 2023, Company News

620 Powercat Ferry for Project Island Song

The Kingfisher 620 Hardtop Powercat is a versatile vessel designed to provide a comfortable and reliable experience for passengers. Recently, this was built for ‘Project Island Song’ as a ferry, to provide transportation to and from the islands located in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands. One of the key features we incorporated into the boat…

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29 March 2023, Company News

Grant’s 670 Powercat; his “fishing machine”

Grant, a passionate fisherman living in the far north of New Zealand, is the proud owner of a 670 Powercat. This exceptional boat is built to last, with sturdy construction that ensures it can handle the roughest of ocean conditions. Not only is it strong, but it is also comfortable, with plenty of space for…

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17 February 2023, Company News

New 450 Centre Console for Waikato Police

Kingfisher boats is proud to have worked with NZ Police to deliver a 450 Centre Console to the Waikato Police in time for summer. The unbeatable stability was key to the Police’s decision to go with the 450 Centre Console, with 4 people on one side and minimal tipping in a 4m boat it makes…

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6 December 2022, Company News

Kingfisher Boats now CPC approved

Kingfisher Boats and Powercats are proud to announce we are now part of the NZ Marine & Coastguard NZ endorsed CPC Group of NZ’s top trailer power boat manufacturers! Being part of the CPC group means we are audited annually so you can be assured that you are receiving a boat built to a high…

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