Stena E-Flexer #7 (AVIC Weihai #W0270)
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![Construction of the two longer Stena Line ferries began with a steel cutting ceremony for the two vessels on April 2 and May 29 this year on site in Weihai, China. Due to COVID-19, only site teams were present. Mild Design / Stena Line]()
[PR] New Builds Have Started On Two New Larger Stena Line Ferries
In the middle of the ongoing pandemic, ferry company Stena Line has confirmed that the construction of their two new larger E-Flexer ferries has begun in Weihai, China
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![CÔTE D'OPALE floated in the building dock at China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai). China Merchants Jinling Shipbuilding.]()
E-Flexer update: Côte d’Opale floated, Salamanca in assembly
The first brand-new DFDS ferry in decades was floated in China earlier in the week, while there are now a total of 7 E-Flexers completed or in construction.
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![Rendering of the new Stena E-Flexer class. All four vessels are now confirmed as earmarked for Stena's routes from Belfast. Stena Line.]()
[Press Release] Stena signs order for two additional E-Flexer ships
Stena has decided to exercise its option to build a seventh and eighth E-Flexer vessel. The two vessels will be deployed within Stena Line’s route network with a planned delivery in 2022.
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![BON VOYAGE: Stena Line’s newest ferry Stena Estrid departs the AVIC Weihai Shipyard in north-western China, bound for its new home on the Irish Sea between Ireland and Britain. Manned by a much-reduced crew of 27, with no passengers on board, the ship will travel on a journey of well over 10,000 miles, taking just over one month and making a number of stops on the way, before finally arriving in Wales from where it will start service in January on the Dublin to Holyhead route.]()
Stena E-Flexer – An overview of Stena’s New Generation of Passenger Ferries
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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