Focus launch the awaited new 3X, an innovative hard-top sport cruiser which breaks a few barriers between a sport-cruiser to those of walk-around day boats. The Focus 3X shines because it offers similar exterior spaces to those of more open cruiser, with an interesting cabin layout. The innovative exterior which gets more interesting thanks to the extended hard-top design with two-meter wide electric side windows and the electric glass hardtop in the cockpit, enabling it to seamlessly transition to an almost entirely open boat. This unique feature provides interesting flexibility and connection to the sea. Flexibility though does not stop here in the 3X, as it offers two options for the cockpit deck, and four lower deck layout choices. The cockpit deck comes with the L-shape deck layout, with the option being for symmetrical opposite settee choice. The lower deck which comes standard with a forward double berth; a small dinette to port side with L-shaped galley opposite, and shower head to starboard at midships. The flexibility here is endless and what actually never changes is the forward cabin with central double berth, with the most interesting option being the B2 choice for a second cabin with double berth at midships starboard, a shower head forward, and a galley to port. The Focus 3X shows again its flexibility also in its power choices offered with six engine choices; diesel, gas, sterndrive, and one outboard choice. The smallest engine choice is the Volvo or Mercruiser diesels at 270hp, with the larger being the twin 430hp Mercruiser.
Technical Data:
LOA - 11.65 m (38.2ft)
Beam - 3.62 m
Draft - 1.10 m
Displacement - 4.47 t dry and unloaded
Fuel Capacity - 800 l
Water Capacity - 200 l
Max Persons - ten
Accommodation - two berths in one cabin, two plus two, or four in two cabins
Engines - 2 x Volvo D4 270hp, D4 320hp, Yanmar 8LV370Z 370hp, Mercury Diesel 3.0 270hp, Verado 5.7 V10 400hp*, Mercruiser 8.2 HO Magnum MPI 430hp* petrol gas
Propulsion - Volvo DPI, Mercury Bravo III, and Yanmar ZT stern drives, Mercury outboard
Speed - up to fifty knots
Certification - CE B, IMCI certification
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