Sub twelve meters sport cruisers have really changed in recent years as center consoles have dominated the market, seeing this Beneteau decides in 2025 to fully revamp its Gran Turismo sport cruiser range. Out of the new Gran Turismo's this new 35 really shows what the market is asking, showing a total new design direction from Andreani to Beneteau's sport cruiser range. Replacing the Gran Turismo 36, the Gran Turismo 35 comes as a completely different offer, an asymmetric center-console walk around sport cruiser, side-deck to starboard with a reverse shaped bow, and drop down bulkheads aft which extend cockpit space by over four and a half meters from three. Still with all this exterior space the Gran Turismo 35 comes with a decent cabin, offering a U-shaped saloon which transforms to a double berth, twin berths at midships, and a shower head to starboard. The galley is located outside behind the three seat helm station, though in the cabin you do have a microwave and a fridge. The Beneteau Gran Turismo 35 is standard powered with twin 300hp Mercury outboards, with options going to the larger 350hp, and the 400hp available for the exclusive Alpine version. The Alpine version also comes with a visual upgrade from the Signal Grey hull complemented by sleek black accents on the engine covers, light fittings, door handles, cleats, rails, screen mounts, helm console, while inside you get Navy Blue highlights enhancing the furniture, upholstery, and embroidery.
Technical Data:
LOA - 11.2 m (36.9ft)
Hull Length - 9.78 m
Beam - 3.24 m
Draft - 1.09 m
Displacement - 5336 kg light
Fuel Capacity - 2 x 370 l
Water Capacity - 160 l
Max Persons - eight
Accommodation - two plus two berths
Engines - 2 x Mercury Verado V8 440hp, Verado V10 350hp, V10 400hp *Alpine version
Propulsion - twin outboards
Speed - 41 knots top speed
Project - Andreani exterior, Michael Peters naval architect hull design
Certification - CE B8/C10
competition = Regal 34 SAV
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