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VisionF Yachts unveils the first visuals of a second model of 60-foot motor catamaran, 18 meters long. Unlike the previous model, built in aluminum, the shipyard will manufacture this new hull in fiberglass, thus lowering the sales price. Its large 10 m beam, constant from bow to stern, provides large living spaces on the main deck and flydeck. Its draught of only 0.65 m allows to sail close to the coast. This sturdy catamaran, whose angular design may seem a bit rough, adopts huge windows on both the hulls and the wheelhouse, for an almost uninterrupted view.
Multiple layout options are available to owners. For example, it is possible to opt for a kitchen on the main deck or in one of the hulls. The hulls can accommodate between 3 and 4 cabins, including a spacious owner's suite, two double cabins and a children's cabin, with a guest cabin that can also be converted into a gym. A crew cabin with bathroom can be installed on the bow or the stern of the boat.
Outside, the sidewalks lead to the front deck, also accessible from the saloon via a sliding door integrated into the windshield. This lounge area has a dinette.
The aft cockpit is dedicated to outdoor dining, protected by the flybridge canopy. From the wide aft skirts, the bathing platform serves as both storage for a tender or as a swimming platform when submerged. The flybridge, accessible from the cockpit, allows for relaxing, sailing, dining, and can be outfitted with a long list of options.
The standard version will be powered by two 360 horsepower Volvo Penta IPS 600 diesel engines for a maximum speed of approximately 21 knots. Solar panels can be integrated on the roof, while the batteries installed in addition will be equipped with an integrated energy management system.
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