Forum Energy Technologies presents its new XLX EVO III work class ROV

FET will be showcasing this new ROV at Subsea Expo 2025 in Aberdeen, where visitors can find out more at stand 55.
El ROV XLX EVO III de FET

Forum Energy Technologies ( FET ) announces the launch of the XLX EVO III , an advanced work-class ROV designed to maximize performance in subsea operations. This remotely operated vehicle ( ROV ) integrates innovations in propulsion, buoyancy and payload capacity, setting a new standard in the industry.

FET’s new XLX EVO III ROV

This ROV features larger thrusters that optimize performance in the water, ensuring more stable and efficient operation. In addition, its design allows for greater buoyancy to carry up to 500 kg of payload. It also integrates a new CNC-machined frame, which facilitates access for maintenance and improves tool integration.

In addition, it incorporates the ICE Unity control software, which allows the vehicle to be operated remotely with greater precision and safety . The pilot seats and consoles have also been updated to improve ergonomics and control of the unit. With an increased lifting capacity of 4000 kg, the XLX EVO III exceeds its predecessor by more than 30%.

The ROV was manufactured at FET’s Kirkbymoorside facility in the UK and is available to order worldwide. The company, based in Houston, Texas, is strengthening its commitment to the offshore sector by offering innovative solutions for energy exploration and production.

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The presentation of the new ROV. Source: Forum Energy Technologies

For over 50 years, our ROVs have been the standard-bearer for heavy-duty subsea operations, and we are excited to now bring the next generation to market.

As FET’s work-class ROVs are renowned, the XLX EVO III is rugged and reliable, but also packed with cutting-edge technology that allows operators to fly with poise, precision and confidence.

We are excited to see the results our latest ROV, designed for optimized performance, will generate for customers now and in the years to come.

Kevin Taylor, FET’s vice president of subsea operations.

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Source and photos: FET