Illustration of SEAROAD I (Fresh new photos will be added during the weekend)
SEAROAD I on sea trials
Ro-roThe long-delayed RoRo ship under construction at Flensburger Shipyard for the Australian Searoad Shipping has finally left the yard for sea trials. The 43,080 GT SEAROAD I was launched last November and is on track to be delivered later this year if all goes to plan.
The 210m long by 29.3m beam RoRo has a 3,792 lane metres capacity on four decks plus 100 cars. The vessel is fitted with two Wärtsilä 9L46DF dual-fuel main engines with a combined output of 20,600 kW, sufficient for a service speed of more than 20 knots.
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aug 14 2026
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