Grand Pavois La Rochelle 2025
The Grand Pavois La Rochelle has once again demonstrated its central role in the nautical industry. The event, which brings together thousands of enthusiasts, professionals, and international brands each year, has established itself as a true barometer of the trends in the boating of tomorrow.
With several hundred boats on display, a large portion of which are afloat, and the presence of players from around the world, the show has confirmed its reputation as an unmissable event. New products, previews, and innovations were at the heart of this edition, which captivated with the richness of exchanges and the quality of visitors.
The Grand Pavois, a crossroads of opportunities for boating
More than just an exhibition show, the Grand Pavois is recognised as a place for business and strategic meetings. This year again, many shipyards and equipment manufacturers were able to realise projects, some even exceeding their commercial objectives.
The observed trends clearly point towards a search for innovation, customisation, and above all, sustainable solutions. Custom yachts, large cruising units, next-generation rigid inflatables, as well as electric propulsion boats: the boating of tomorrow is taking shape through the stands and sea trials.
Among the highlights, the EDF round table dedicated to sustainable maritime who highlighted the importance of the energy transition and innovative materials, confirming that the future of boating will be ecological and responsible.
Weenav was present at this round table, to share its experience and demonstrate, through our 100% electric engine KRONOS, that clean and silent propulsion is no longer a vision of the future, but a concrete reality.
Weenav: an electric demonstrator that impresses with KRONOS
More than just an exhibition show, the Grand Pavois is recognised as a place for business and strategic meetings. This year again, many shipyards and equipment manufacturers were able to realise projects, some even exceeding their commercial objectives.
The observed trends clearly point towards a search for innovation, customisation, and above all, sustainable solutions. Custom yachts, large cruising units, next-generation rigid inflatables, as well as electric propulsion boats: the boating of tomorrow is taking shape through the stands and sea trials.
Among the highlights, the EDF round table dedicated to sustainable maritime who highlighted the importance of the energy transition and innovative materials, confirming that the future of boating will be ecological and responsible.
Weenav was present at this round table, to share its experience and demonstrate, through our 100% electric engine KRONOS, that clean and silent propulsion is no longer a vision of the future, but a concrete reality.
An exciting report for Weenav
The feedback from this show is more than positive for our team. The numerous exchanges with visitors, professionals, manufacturers, and boaters reassure us in our mission: to make navigation cleaner, more enjoyable, and respectful of the environment.
The Grand Pavois La Rochelle thus stands out as an ideal showcase to highlight our expertise and present, by example, the full potential of the KRONOS. Beyond the numbers and attendance, this edition will be marked for us by the success of our demonstrations and the very favourable reception given to our solution.
Towards the future of electric boating
By participating in this event, Weenav confirms its desire to play a major role in the energy transition of boating. Our technology has convinced with its performance and user comfort, paving the way for new opportunities and partnerships for the years to come.
The appointment is already made for the next editions, with the same ambition: to offer sea enthusiasts a quieter, more respectful navigation that is resolutely focused on the future.
Published on: 30/09/2025
Editor: Sophie Castelain