Teledyne Raymarine signs new three-year deal with Hallberg-Rassy

Leading high-performance marine electronics company Teledyne Raymarine has announced a new strategic three-year partnership with Swedish builder of premium bluewater cruising yachts Hallberg-Rassy. Under the terms of the agreement, Raymarine will continue as the standard equipment supplier for marine electronics across all new Hallberg-Rassy models.

Under the partnership, new Hallberg-Rassy yachts will continue to be equipped with Raymarine’s latest navigation, radar, autopilot, communications and onboard monitoring technologies as standard.

Future Hallberg-Rassy model launches will also incorporate Maretron digital switching technology, offering owners advanced control and monitoring of onboard systems through integrated displays and smart vessel management interfaces.

Hallberg-Rassy has earned a global reputation for building some of the world’s most capable ocean cruising yachts, designed for long-distance passagemaking and trusted by sailors worldwide. By continuing standardising Raymarine technology, the yacht builder says it aims to deliver an even higher level of integration, situational awareness, and ease of operation for owners and crew.

“Hallberg-Rassy represents the very highest standards of craftsmanship, seaworthiness, and innovation in sailing yacht design,” says Michelle Hildyard, vice president and general manager, Teledyne Raymarine. “We are proud to continue this strategic partnership and to work closely with such an iconic brand. Together, we will deliver integrated navigation and vessel management solutions that enhance safety, simplify operation, and elevate the cruising experience for Hallberg-Rassy owners around the world.”

Hildyard was promoted to general manager of Teledyne Raymarine and Teledyne FLIR Marine operations in July 2026.

The partnership will enable Hallberg-Rassy customers to benefit from Raymarine’s portfolio of marine electronics, including Axiom chartplotters, Lighthouse operating system, Evolution autopilots, Quantum radars, AIS and networked marine cameras.

Integration with Maretron digital switching will further streamline onboard management, placing control of lighting, pumps, monitoring systems and other vessel functions directly at owners’ fingertips.

“Our customers expect the very best when investing in a Hallberg-Rassy yacht,” says Magnus Rassy, CEO Hallberg-Rassy. “Raymarine’s reputation for innovation, intuitive operation, and dependability made them a natural partner. Combined with Maretron digital switching on forthcoming models, we are creating a future-ready platform that enhances both onboard comfort and offshore confidence.”