Bavaria presented the new R55 to the public at the boot in Düsseldorf 2018, but since then exterior pictures have been hard to come by. Developing a modern motor yacht always presents designers with the same challenge: finding the ideal balance between the exterior and interior. In the case of the Bavaria R55, the design team headed by JandJ managed to give it a slim and highly dynamic exterior design while creating an extraordinary amount of space inside. Future owners of the new R55 will be able to choose from two trims for the interior: white oak and walnut. Bavaria R55 also takes a step up in luxurious fittings, from the high-grade aniline leather, and the trendy decorative cushions that are suitable for indoor and outdoor use to the sleeping area is standard fitted with luxurious memory foam mattress as standard or, as an upgrade, an innerspring mattress with a memory foam topper. Surrounding the king-sized bed there’s a beautifully soft, deep-pile carpet to round off the feeling of luxury perfectly. The Bavaria R55 layout will offer a three double cabins three head lower deck accommodation layout, with a full beam midships owners stateroom. The main deck will offer a must have in this size of an astern galley layout, with a C-shaped sofa to port side which is used as a relaxing lounger or a cozy dinette. The Bavaria R55 is propelled by IPS pod propulsion with either two 600hp or 725 engines, with performances going up to 34 knots with the large engine option.
Technical Data:
LOA - 17.69 m (58ft)
Hull Length - 16.2 m
Beam - 4.66 m
Draft - 1.33 m
Displacement - 19500 kg unloaded
Fuel Capacity - 2000 l
Water Capacity - 600 l
Max Persons - 12
Accommodation - six berths in three cabins, one crew cabin berth
Engines - 2 x Volvo D8 600hp, D11 725hp
Propulsion - Volvo forward looking IPS pod drives
Speed - 34 knots max with Volvo 725hp, 31 knots with 600hp
Construction - resin infused sandwich with PVC core
Project - JandJ
Certification - CE B
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