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Amsterdam-based Isaac Burrough Design unveils their latest project, the Kiwa superyacht concept, which is designed to maximize energy efficient technologies. Starting from the exterior, it features a narrow hull, with a low volume-to-length ratio to lower fuel consumption and improve efficiency, while up top, you’ll find 2,000-square-feet of solar panels.
Kiwa sports a hybrid propulsion system that enables the one to switch to electric-only mode for near silent cruising, and without any emissions or fumes. As solar and battery technology advance, the electric-only mode will be extended from just a few hours to near unlimited range. There’s room for up to 14 guests and 29 crew, thanks to an expansive main deck with cantilevered glass-bottomed pool, a sundeck boasting elevated 360-degree views, as well as 1,800-square-feet of storage space for all your gadgets.
- Faster Charging Capability - The A ADDTOP solar power bank charges your iPhone 16 from 0% to 60% in just 30 minutes, thanks to its 15W fast charging technology combined with QC 4.0 and PD 3.0. Compatible with all iOS and Android devices, it’s perfect for anyone on the go.
- Charge 3 Devices Simultaneously - With two USB-A ports and one USB-C IN/OUT port, you can charge up to three devices at once, whether it's a phone, tablet, or earbuds. The USB-C port serves both as an output and an input, adding convenience to your charging setup.
- Massive 25,000mAh Capacity - Equipped with a powerful 25,000mAh battery, this solar charger can fully charge your iPhone 16 around 6-7 times, iPad Pro 2-3 times, or Samsung S24 5-6 times on a full charge. Ideal for long outdoor trips, it supports up to 2-3 days of use.





The intention for Kiwa was to design a yacht that is both modern and elegant. Her sleek silhouette combined with curvaceous surfaces gives grace despite her exploration capabilities. A yacht that will look sophisticated whether cruising the Mediterranean or the Arctic,” said Burrough.