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Designed, engineered and commercialised from Karnataka — building the foundation for Karnataka's Blue Economy.
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India's premium marine tourism market depends heavily on imported, second-hand or refurbished yachts. Most existing vessels use diesel propulsion, leading to higher operating cost, emissions, noise and limited sustainability positioning — despite India having over 7,500 km of coastline and 1,300+ islands.
Karnataka's coastline — Mangalore, Udupi and Karwar — is exactly the kind of emerging destination that lacks structured, premium and sustainable marine tourism infrastructure. Project Blue Horizon starts here.
Centred on a lightweight composite, electric-propulsion demonstrator, designed for luxury tourism, inland waterways and future marine mobility applications.
A milestone-based development path, moving from marine design through to commercial demonstration.
Project Blue Horizon begins on Karnataka's coastline and scales outward as the platform matures.
Economic, environmental, technological and social impact, aligned with national priorities.
“Not starting from theory — starting from real demand, real routes and real customers on Karnataka's coast.”MRR Founding Team