The all-new Launch 25 GTe from Winnebago-owned Chris-Craft is a fully operational 420-hp electric concept boat built to hit speeds of 43 knots and float on the water for hours.

I found the new Chris-Craft Launch 28 GT a sportier, more versatile boat than its Launch series fleet mates. Hull No. 1 was sterndrive-powered by a Volva Penta 380 CE engine, sporting an electrically ...

Feb. 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chris-Craft, a subsidiary of Winnebago Industries and America’s boatbuilder since 1874, today unveiled its first, zero emission, all-electric concept boat ...

The boat show season has begun, and Winnebago Industries is using the venues to introduce its first all-electric Chris-Craft boat. The Eden Prairie-based recreational vehicle maker unveiled this ...

Viewing the new Chris-Craft Launch 22 as it sat tied off at a dockside restaurant, I thought the sleek, stylish bowrider lacked just one thing: a bumper sticker that read “My other boat is a megayacht ...

Select your boat to get started. A boat's history affects it's value—check the history of this 1965 Chris-Craft and avoid buying a previously damaged boat. Check for storm damage, accidents, loss, ...

Select your boat to get started. A boat's history affects it's value—check the history of this 1986 Chris-Craft and avoid buying a previously damaged boat. Check for storm damage, accidents, loss, ...

Under Jay Smith's leadership, Chris-Craft became known as the world's largest builder of mahogany powerboats, a company history said. The last mahogany boat was built in 1971. The centennial ...

The mind behind the design and the construction of the Calypso is Chris Craft, an American boat builder with a history that dates back to 1874. You can very well grasp what sort of vessels come ...

Bob Memory first saw a Chris-Craft wooden boat in 1957 at the tender and impressionable age of 14. It began a love affair that has endured for more than six decades, even though Memory has never ...

Christopher Columbus Smith died in 1939. His grandson, George Smith, became Chris-Craft’s first boat design engineer in Holland. In 1941, Chris-Craft opened a plant in Cadillac, Michigan.