Stena Embla is a Stena Line owned and operated ferry built in 2020 for the Belfast – Liverpool (Birkenhead) route. She was delivered to Stena Line in China on November 19, 2020. Stena Embla is expected to enter service early in 2021. She is a slightly modified sister-ship to her running mate on the Liverpool route, Stena Edda, and the Dublin – Holyhead ferry Stena Estrid.
Stena Line today publicly confirmed the name of the fourth Stena E-Flexer (third for Stena Line) and released a video about the experience onboard the ships
Stena Line has announced that they will be streaming the “launch” of their second E-Flexer ferry, while fit out continues on the new Dublin to Holyhead ferry Stena Estrid
Tomorrow is an important milestone in the E-Flexer project, with the first vessel due to be floated out at AVIC Weihai tomorrow morning. Stena Line has announced that they will be broadcasting the “launch” live from China via their LinkedIn page
This means that all three of Stena Line’s new E-Flexer ships, planned to enter into service on the Irish Sea during 2020 and 2021, are now under construction at the Avic Weihai Shipyard in China.
The leading independent resource on the internet for Stena’s next generation of RoPax ferry, the Chinese built Stena E-Flexer class. Includes technical info and regular updates (including pictures) on the construction of the new vessels including those for Stena Line, Brittany Ferries, and DFDS.
Stena Line has confirmed that the first of its new RoPax ferries currently under construction in China is planned to enter service on its Holyhead – Dublin route early 2020. The following two is assigned to Liverpool-Belfast.
Stena Line announced today that two of its new E-Flexer RoPax ferries currently under construction in China will be introduced on the Belfast – Birkenhead route in 2020 and 2021. The first of the series is planned to enter service on the Holyhead – Dublin route in early 2020.
Find out more about Stena’s new E-Flexer class of Ro-Pax passenger and freight ferries for Stena Line, Brittany Ferries, and DFDS.
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