As urban areas grapple with increasing congestion and the need for sustainable transport solutions, ferries are making a notable comeback. However, traditional ferries often fall short in terms of speed and environmental impact. In response, Stockholm is pioneering a new approach by testing Candela’s P-12 electric hydrofoil ferry. This innovative vessel promises to transform urban commuting by nearly halving travel times and significantly cutting emissions and energy usage. The P-12 operates by lifting above the water on hydrofoils, reducing drag and allowing for faster, more efficient travel. This technology not only enhances speed but also minimizes the wake created by the ferry, reducing shoreline erosion and disturbance to marine life. The introduction of such electric hydrofoil ferries could mark a significant shift in how cities approach public transportation, particularly in waterfront areas. By offering a cleaner and quicker alternative to traditional ferries, the P-12 could set a new standard for sustainable urban commuting. The implications of this technology extend beyond Stockholm, potentially influencing global urban transport strategies as cities worldwide seek to balance growth with environmental responsibility. The success of this initiative could encourage other metropolitan areas to adopt similar technologies, fostering a new era of eco-friendly and efficient public transportation systems.