This 70-foot yacht uses inflatable wings instead of sails @YourFutureMachine
This 70-foot yacht uses inflatable wings instead of sails  @YourFutureMachine
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The MODX 70 is a next-generation, electric-sail hybrid yacht designed for near zero-emission cruising. Built by VPLP and Aeroforce, this 70-foot multihull combines electric propulsion, automated inflatable wingsails, solar power, and hydrogeneration into one highly efficient luxury platform.

Twin electric motors powered by a 250 kWh battery deliver silent cruising, while 360-degree rotating inflatable wingsails provide up to 1.7× the efficiency of traditional sails. Under sail, the yacht regenerates power through its propellers, extending range offshore.

With automated wing control, energy management, and CE Category A ocean certification, the MODX 70 is built for owners who value sustainability, comfort, and automation over traditional sail handling.

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