HOEGH LONDON

HOEGH LONDON (IMO: 9342205) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Norway flag. It has an overall length of 751 feets and a beam of 105 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 258981000 IMO: 9342205 Call Sign: LAPY7 Flag: Norway Vessel Type: Pure Car and Truck Carrier (PCTC) AIS Type: Cargo

Specification

Gross Tonnage: 69,197 GT Deadweight: 21,200 DWT Length Overall: 228 meters Beam: 36.5 meters Year Built: 2007 Home Port: Oslo, Norway

Propulsion

Engine Type: MAN B&W Diesel Propulsion: Single screw, fixed pitch propeller Service Speed: 19.5 knots Maximum Speed: 20.5 knots

Shipyard

Builder: Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Country: South Korea Year Delivered: 2007

Owner/Operator

Owner: Höegh Autoliners AS Operator: Höegh Autoliners AS Headquarters: Oslo, Norway Country of Domicile: Norway

Navigation/Communications Equipment

AIS Class: Class A GMDSS Equipped: Yes EPIRB: Fitted Navigation Systems: ECDIS, Radar

Operating Region

Höegh Autoliners operates global deep-sea routes covering major automotive trade lanes including Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, South America, and the Middle East. The vessel operates within established PCTC trade corridors serving major automobile manufacturers and heavy equipment shippers worldwide.

Vessel Description

Höegh London is a Pure Car and Truck Carrier operated by Höegh Autoliners, one of the world's leading vehicle transportation companies. Built in 2007 at Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea, the vessel is designed for the efficient transportation of finished vehicles, rolling cargo, and heavy equipment across global trade routes.

The vessel features multiple enclosed decks optimized for the stowage and securing of automobiles and high and heavy cargo. As a PCTC, she is equipped with stern and side ramps to facilitate efficient loading and discharge operations at purpose-built vehicle terminals. Höegh Autoliners operates the vessel as part of a modern, environmentally conscious fleet, in line with the company's commitment to reducing carbon emissions across its global automotive logistics network.