Key: | Out of service | Sold or Scrapped |
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Name | Image | Shipyard | Launched | Capacity | Length | Class/type | Notes |
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Future hybrid vessel | Q-West, Whanganui[1] | 2025 planned[2] |
300 28 bikes[2] |
32m[3] | IC19214[3] | ||
yet to be named | Vessev, Auckland[4] | 2024[5] 0 years ago |
10[6] 0 bikes[6] |
8.9m[4] | VS-9[4] | Touted as “the world's first electric hydrofoil ferry”[5]. However, it will not be used for commuter ferry services[5] | |
Kororā | Q-West, Whanganui[7] | 2017[7] 7 years ago |
420[8] 20 bikes |
34.9m[9] | IC15128[10] | ||
Tōrea | Q-West, Whanganui[11] | 2017[11] 7 years ago |
420[12] 20 bikes |
34.9m[9] | IC15128[10] | ||
Te Maki | Challenge Marine, Nelson[13] | 2017 7 years ago |
174[14] 10 bikes |
23.9m[9] | IC15062[15] | ||
Discovery VII (D7) | Aluminium Marine, Brisbane[16] | 2015[17] 9 years ago |
134[14][18] 6 bikes |
19m[9] | IC14202[17] | ||
Discovery VI (D6) | Aluminium Marine, Brisbane[19] | 2015[19] 9 years ago |
249[9] 6 bikes |
24.96m[9] | ICO13078[20] | ||
Te Kōtuku | Q-West, Whanganui[21] | 2014[21] 10 years ago |
329[14][22] 20 bikes |
34m[9] | |||
Ika Kākahi | Aluminium Boats, Brisbane[23] | 2011[24] 13 years ago |
400[24] 20 bikes |
37m[9] | EnviroCat[25] | Built as a crew-transfer vessel for Gladstone LNG, known as Capricornian Dancer before joining Fullers in 2019[24] | |
Kekeno | Aluminium Boats, Brisbane[26] | 2011[24] 13 years ago |
400[24] 20 bikes |
37m[9] | EnviroCat[25] | Built as a crew-transfer vessel for Gladstone LNG, known as Capricornian Surfer before joining Fullers in 2017[24] | |
Takahē | Aluminium Marine, Brisbane[27] | 2011[28] 13 years ago |
194[28] 10 bikes |
23.9m[9] | IC11022[29] | ||
Adventurer | RDM, Tasmania[30] | 1996 28 years ago |
246[28] 12 bikes |
29m[9] | |||
Discovery III (D3) | Robertson Boats, Warkworth[31] | 1996[28] 28 years ago |
150[14] 6 bikes |
18m[9] | |||
Tiger Cat | 1996[28] 28 years ago |
140[14] 15 bikes |
18m[9] | ||||
Harbour Cat | 1995[32] 29 years ago |
108[14] 15 bikes |
20m[9] | ||||
Discovery II (D2) | Robertson Boats, Warkworth[31] | 1995[33]: 44 29 years ago |
78[14] 4 bikes |
15m[9] | |||
Osprey | homebuilt in Whangārei[34] | 1994[35] 30 years ago |
152[14] 10 bikes |
19.5m[9] | Withdrawn from service in 2023[36]. Not wheelchair accessible[37]. | ||
Discovery I (D1) | Robertson Boats, Warkworth[31] | 1993[38] 31 years ago |
151[14] | 20m[9] | |||
Superflyte | Wavemaster, Perth | 1996[28] 28 years ago |
650[28] 30 bikes |
41m[9] | Withdrawn from service in 2019[39], scrapped in 2023[40] | ||
Seaflyte | Wavemaster, Perth[41] | 1994[42] 30 years ago |
208[28] 20 bikes |
21.48m[9] | Renamed Milford Explorer, now operates in Milford Sound[43] | ||
Jet Raider | Wavemaster, Perth[44] | 1990 34 years ago |
400[45] | 37m[9] | Sold to Tonga in 2017 and renamed to MV Māui[46] | ||
Kea | WECO, Whangārei | 1988[47] 36 years ago |
450[9] 30 bikes |
27.06m[9] | Withdrawn from service in 2020[48], scrapped in 2023[49][50] | ||
Quickcat | SBF Engineering, Perth[51] | 1986[33]: 44 38 years ago |
650[52] 30 bikes |
33.38m[9] | Parked at Silo Marina[53] still in service but is only a backup vessel for Fullers360 |
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