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Hyundai Marine New Zealand is launching a new SeasAll G7 inboard marine engine.

The inline six-cylinder 6.8L 300-350hp engine will sit in the middle of Hyundai Marine’s current line-up. Available in light-duty commercial and heavy-duty commercial (producing a peak of 350hp @ 2800rpm and 300hp @ 2500rpm respectively), the G7 is ideal for work and recreational boats. The engine is used extensively in Hyundai trucks and will also feature in the new 2020 Hyundai Pavise medium truck.

Hyundai SeasAll marine engines have been operating in New Zealand for 10 years, with the brand enjoying continuing growth. The new G7 engine gives Hyundai Marine NZ a range of engines rated from 200-700hp.

FIND IT @ www.hyundaimarine.co.nz

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