The massive 15,500 TEU E-class containership EVELYN MAERSK caught on video departing the Port of Hamburg on the Elbe River bound for Bremerhaven, Germany, June 15, 2015.
Maersk’s ‘E-class’ containerships, beginning with the Emma Maersk, were once considered the world’s largest from 2006 until late 2012 when the CMA CGM Marco Polo took over the title.
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