Solaris Power follow the debut of the first 70 Long Range, with a second two meter smaller 64 Long Range project. Designed like its larger sister by Dragoni for exterior, with interiors by 3 Studio the 64 Long Range brings similar features to those of the 70 Long Range with some subtle differences. The most important one is that the 64 does not offer drop down bulk-heads option. Like all Solaris models the 64 Long Range will also bring a range of deck options; four for the aft deck, two for the main deck, and three for the cabin layout. The aft deck options go from a standard free aft area, to option B with central sun-pad and two aft looking L-shaped settees, option C for a dinette with opposing settee, and D which offers a sun-pad and dinette. The interior of the main deck is standard offered with dining table for six on entry to port side, a C-shaped saloon with galley and helm station opposite. The alternative optional main deck B brings an astern galley to port, saloon which works also as a dinette, and a sofa and helm station opposite to starboard. The lower cabin deck comes also in three options; the main differences are here is to go from the standard three cabins or the optional four cabins of layout C, and the tender garage, or crew cabin aft again of layout C. The Solaris Power 64 Long Range is standard powered by twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives for 26 knots top speed, this bumped up by two knots if you choose the optional 1000hp units with the same propulsion set up.
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