Sealegs’ CEO David McKee Wright made the announcement at the recent 2020 Sealegs Onetangi Beach Races. Waiheke Island is a unique community, and many are already Sealegs owners.
McKee Wright extended the opportunity to those interested in becoming the first owners of Sealegs Electric craft to become proactive pioneers in the development of the company’s new model.
At the event, McKee Wright recounted the Sealegs story, of pioneering a new market segment of amphibious boats and growing it from zero to over 1,500 craft in 50 countries.
Sealegs has really struck a chord among Waiheke residents, who he described as “successful, early adopters, appreciative of their lifestyle”.
Working together will be beneficial for both Sealegs’ owners on Waiheke and the company itself, and McKee Wright signalled this as a priority going forward.