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Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) has launched the Force Current, an innovative kayak trolling motor featuring the industry's first hands-free wireless throttle and steering control system. The motor delivers 50 pounds of thrust with 24V power or 30 pounds with 12V power, and will be available in July priced at $3,599.99 with foot pedals or $2,999.99 without.

The Force Current includes advanced features such as wireless chartplotter integration, smart anchor lock technology, and compatibility with Garmin smartwatches. The lightweight motor weighs less than 25 pounds and is designed for both saltwater and freshwater environments, featuring advanced corrosion protection and two prop options.

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) has scheduled its second quarter 2025 earnings conference call for Wednesday, July 30, 2025, at 10:30 a.m. EDT. The company will release its earnings report before the market opens on the same day.

Shareholders and investors can access the live webcast through Garmin's investor relations website. U.S. and Canadian participants and analysts who wish to participate in the Q&A session can dial 1.888.500.3691. The webcast archive will remain available until July 29, 2026.

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) has unveiled the quatix 8, its most advanced marine smartwatch, available in 47mm ($1,199.99) and 51mm ($1,299.99) models. The watch features a 1.4-inch AMOLED display, new built-in speaker and microphone for chartplotter voice commands, and impressive battery life of up to 16 days (47mm) and 29 days (51mm).

Key features include dive-rating up to 40 meters, leakproof metal buttons, titanium bezel, and scratch-resistant sapphire lens. The watch enables remote control of Garmin trolling motors and Fusion entertainment systems, while providing essential marine data like water depth, speed, and wind conditions. Enhanced durability meets U.S. military standards for thermal and shock resistance.

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) has expanded its FAA Data Comm solution to the broad retrofit market, now available for GTN 750Xi series navigators through integration with the GDR 66 VHF data link transceiver. The solution enables text-based communications between pilots and air traffic control across over 25 makes and models of aircraft.

The system allows for automated loading of departure clearances at over 60 airports and provides enroute communications above 16,000 feet MSL across the United States. When paired with Garmin's TXi flight displays, the system offers enhanced push-to-load functionality, allowing pilots to directly load clearances, frequencies, and other critical flight information into their avionics.

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) has launched the Tacx Alpine, an innovative gradient simulator priced at $1,099.99 that enhances indoor cycling experiences. The device works with Tacx NEO 2T and 3M smart trainers to simulate grades from +25% to -10%, replicating real-world climbing conditions.

The Tacx Alpine features a dynamic fork mount for virtual steering, a motion base for natural movement, and seamless integration with the Tacx Training App. Users can access training plans, participate in GroupRides, and experience virtual routes worldwide. The system includes a built-in control panel for manual grade adjustments and connects with the Garmin Connect app for detailed performance tracking.

Garmin (GRMN) has launched its premium Fusion Apollo RA800 marine stereo, featuring significant improvements in audio performance and connectivity. The new flagship stereo boasts a 50% more powerful internal amplifier, high-resolution lossless audio, and Wi-Fi connectivity for seamless streaming. Key features include a built-in DAB tuner, Apple AirPlay compatibility, stereo grouping capabilities, and a 4.3" LCD touchscreen with enhanced visibility. The device's processor is eight times faster than its predecessor, ensuring quick response times. Priced at $999.99, the RA800 is designed as a drop-in replacement for existing RA770 and RA670 models, maintaining the same mounting specifications and connections.

Garmin has introduced the Index Sleep Monitor, a smart sleep band priced at $169.99 that offers comprehensive sleep tracking capabilities. The device, worn on the upper arm, features up to 7 nights of battery life with continuous Pulse Ox monitoring and tracks multiple metrics including sleep stages, HRV status, breathing variations, and skin temperature. The band calculates a sleep score (0-100) and syncs data to the Garmin Connect app, complementing data from compatible Garmin smartwatches. Notable features include women's health tracking through skin temperature monitoring, Body Battery energy monitoring, and a smart wake alarm. The Index Sleep Monitor comes in two sizes (S-M and L-XL) and features a washable band design.

Garmin (GRMN) has launched Edge MTB, its first-ever GPS bike computer specifically designed for mountain bikers. The device features rugged construction with seven overmolded buttons and Corning Gorilla Glass, offering up to 14 hours of battery life in demanding use cases and 26 hours in battery saver mode. Notable features include 5 Hz GPS recording for detailed trail tracking, enduro and downhill ride profiles, built-in Trailforks trail maps, and timing gates for performance tracking. Priced at $399.99, Edge MTB includes MTB-specific metrics like jump count, distance, hang time, Grit, and Flow. The device also offers safety features such as LiveTrack and incident detection when paired with a smartphone, plus compatibility with Varia cycling radars and inReach satellite communicators.

Garmin (GRMN) has launched the GPSMAP 15x3 chartplotter, featuring a 15-inch ultrawide touchscreen that's 74% wider than standard 9-inch models. Priced at $4,499.99, the device offers built-in Garmin Navionics+ mapping, Ultra High-Definition ClearVü and SideVü scanning sonars, and seamless integration with Force trolling motors. The chartplotter includes split-screen customization, engine data support, and digital switching capabilities through EmpirBus. Notable features include Auto Guidance+ technology, one-year downloadable updates, and compatibility with Panoptix, LiveScope live sonar, and CHIRP traditional sonar. The device comes with two mounting options: bail-mount and rear-mount for various installation needs. Garmin maintains its position as the world's largest marine electronics manufacturer and has been named NMEA's Manufacturer of the Year for the tenth consecutive year.