WinGD
X-DF-HP
High-pressure LNG dual-fuel engines in 82 and 92 cm bores for ultra-large container ships; first deliveries expected 2028.
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Prime movers that generate propulsive power: slow-, medium- and high-speed reciprocating engines, outboards, gas turbines and nuclear plants.
WinGD
High-pressure LNG dual-fuel engines in 82 and 92 cm bores for ultra-large container ships; first deliveries expected 2028.
Yamaha Motor
5.6 L V8 direct-injection outboards of 425 and 450 hp; Helm Master EX compatible.
Yamaha Motor
Four-stroke outboard range from 2.5 hp portables to the 350 hp V6 Offshore, plus V MAX SHO performance models.
Yamaha Motor
Rim-drive electric propulsion unit with 48 V battery, 3.1 kW impeller shaft output, integrated with Helm Master EX.
Yamaha Motor
Electric outboards and inboards from Torqeedo, acquired from DEUTZ in 2024 and sold alongside Yamaha outboards.
Yanmar
Medium-speed diesel engines for main propulsion (6EY17W to 8EY33W) and gensets (6EY18ALW to 8EY33LW) at 720–1,000 rpm.
Yanmar
Dual-fuel medium-speed engines of 1,100–2,044 kW running on natural gas or MDO/HFO, IMO Tier III; methanol version in development.
Yanmar
Common-rail leisure diesels from 40 to 640 mhp for sailboats, sportboats and yachts, for shaft, sterndrive or sail-drive installation.
Yanmar
High-speed commercial propulsion engines for fishing and workboats; 6AY series 555–670 kW (755–911 mhp) at 1,840–1,938 rpm.
Yanmar
Small auxiliary diesels for sailboats: 1GM10 (about 10 mhp) and YM series (15–30 mhp); HVO-approved.
Yichang Marine Diesel Engine
Licence-built small- and medium-bore B&W low-speed engines for bulkers, tankers and feeders.
Yichang Marine Diesel Engine
Licence-built Mitsubishi-UE (now J-ENG UEC) low-speed engines; the first 6UEC43LSII, of 6,300 kW at 160 rpm, was completed in 2010.
Yuchai Marine Power (YCMP)
Licence-built Everllence B&W low-speed engines, including dual-fuel versions, for deep-sea merchant ships.
Yuchai Marine Power (YCMP)
Licence-built WinGD X and X-DF engines; YCMP started its first Wärtsilä X35 in 2011.
Zorya-Mashproekt
Naval gas turbines of about 3–25 MW and matching reduction gears for frigates, destroyers and hovercraft; UGT16000R rated 16.55 MW.