Evene Tenders partners with Petestep on Origin Series hulls
Petestep, a marine technology company based in Stockholm, has partnered with new yacht tender brand Evene Tenders on its new Origin Series. The collaboration features two models – the Evene Origin 57 and Evene Origin 71 – built using Petestep’s patented hull design. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in early 2026.
The Origin models, unveiled in mid-April 2025, are designed to support superyacht operations, by accommodating owners, guests and crew. The tenders incorporate Petestep’s hull technology, which the firm says can reduce slamming and improve fuel efficiency, thereby contributing to a smoother and drier ride. The vessels are compatible with HVO 100 fuel, which has lower emissions than conventional diesel.
“We wanted to create a tender line with an extraordinary amount of space, luxury, comfort and efficiency to serve our superyacht customers,” says Oliver Browne, head of product development at Williams Jet Tenders and Evene Tenders. “A Petestep hull was a crucial ingredient in achieving this, and their data-backed working methods was invaluable in fundamental design decisions.”
“Evene Tenders are great applications of Petestep technology, and they have really a new benchmark for the leisure boating industry in many areas,” says Jonas Danielsson, CEO of Petestep. “Even though this is an innovative and new type of product, the characteristics and improvements compared to conventional well-designed hulls, were well in line with our simulations for the Origin 57. This certainty made the Evene team decide to go directly to production moulds on the second model, the Origin 71.”
The Evene Origin 57 and 71 models are expected to make their public debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in 2025. They will be presented alongside vessels from Williams Jet Tenders, a sister company to Evene Tenders.
