Following the successful launch of the 460 GTC earlier this year Saxdor expands its flagship range with the introduction of the 460 GTS, set to make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026. Presented just a few months after the unveiling of the 460 GTC, the second model that inaugurated Saxdor’s new flagship line and has taken the market by storm as the 460 GTS arrives at a time of strong momentum for the brand. The 460 has already received an exceptional commercial response in both Europe and the United States, with production slots for the current year sold out. The new Saxdor 460 GTS broadens the appeal of the 460 flagship series by offering an alternative interpretation of the same innovative platform. While the 460 GTC combines expansive interior spaces with the protection of an enclosed wheelhouse, the GTS embraces a more open experience, designed for owners who prioritise outdoor living while retaining the versatility and practicality provided by a modern flagship. As boating lifestyles continue to evolve, owners are increasingly embracing the philosophy that has defined Saxdor since its inception. Today’s boating experience is no longer defined only by the journey, but also by everything that happens on board, whether entertaining friends, enjoying extended weekends at sea or simply relaxing at anchor. The Saxdor 460 GTS represents the fullest expression of this vision, offering a versatile platform that blends social living, ease of movement and exhilarating driving dynamics. While open boats have traditionally required compromises between excitement and comfort, the new 460 GTS challenges this assumption by bringing together the advantages of an open design with the features and capabilities expected from a flagship model. Optional sliding doors provide flexibility in changing weather conditions, while the spacious deck layout enhances life on board. True to Saxdor’s DNA, the 460 GTS delivers an engaging driving experience with outstanding efficiency, stability, intuitive handling, and speeds up to fifty knots from the largest choice triple 425hp Mercury engines set up.
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Monday, August 24, 2026
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
New Model: Saxdor 460 GTC
Saxdor debuted it's new 460 GTC flagship at the 2026 Dusseldorf boat show. The 460 GTX is Saxdor competition to the Axopar 45 XC Cross Cabin, with some unique tricks up its sleeve, one of which is that the main deck enclosed cabin area is full wide body, and the large drop down balconies serve both the aft deck and cabin. The Saxdor 460 GTC offers a standard interior layout sleeping four in two cabins, with the optional aft cabin adding an extra two berths. Living area with L-shaped saloon and galley is located on the main deck. The Saxdor 460 GTC is standard powered by triple Mercury 300hp outboards, with optional 350hp and the largest 425hp being available. Expect the 460 GTC to be followed by the open GTO and GTS versions, both of which are not yet announced.
Technical Data:
LOA - 14.4 m (47.2ft)
Beam - 4.1 m
Draft - 0.8 m engines up
Displacement -
Fuel Capacity - 1330 l
Water Capacity - 160 l
Max Persons - fifteen
Accommodation - four berths in two cabins, or six berths in three cabins
Engines - 3 x Mercury V8 300hp, V10 350hp, V10 425hp
Propulsion - triple outboards
Speed - fifty knots with large engines *estimate
Hull Shape - twin steeped with twenty degrees deadrise
Project - vacuum infused fiberglass
Ceritification - CE B 15
competition = Axopar 45 XC Cross Cabin
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Project: Saxdor 460 GTC
Saxdor Yachts, one the fastest-growing brand in the global boating industry, is thrilled to announce the world premiere of the 460 GTC at boot Düsseldorf 2026, taking place from seventeen to 25 January. The launch of the new flagship model stands as a defining milestone in the Finnish brand’s development, supporting its official entry into larger sport cruisers and yachts up to fifteen meters segment. Building on experience gained across its fleet and from valuable owner and market feedback, Saxdor has developed the new 460 GTC as a natural evolution of the successful 400 series by elevating the brand’s signature strengths and introducing new features and solutions that create a level of comfort and refinement usually found on larger yachts. At the heart of this evolution is the 460 GTC closed-open concept: the enclosed, all-season wheelhouse opens seamlessly to the exterior, ensuring uninterrupted circulation from the bow lounge to the aft deck. Dual-opening side doors allow the wheelhouse to merge naturally with the outdoors, while a large galley enhances the onboard experience with ample facilities for cooking and entertaining. Forward of the galley, an innovative two-part door solution provides access to the large convertible foredeck lounge through an upper section that lifts and slides into the roof enabling the lower section to hinge open. Aft, a half-height window paired with a port-side door opens the saloon to the expansive open-air cockpit, enhancing the sense of space and connection with the water. This seamless connection between interiors and exteriors is reinforced by the yacht’s outdoor living areas, designed to complement the interiors and offer new ways to relax and gather on board. Saxdor’s signature “private island” feeling is enhanced through the largest fold-down terraces in this class, which create a generous open platform directly above the water. New elements across the terraces introduce fresh ways to enjoy the outdoors, bringing added versatility and comfort to life on board. The aft deck has also been refined with new configurable options, opening up additional space for relaxing, gathering, and entertaining. Scaling up in size without compromising performance, the 460 GTC remains unmistakably Saxdor. A wide range of Mercury power options, from triple V8-300 engines up to twin V12-600s, allows owners to tailor the 460 GTC’s performance to their needs, with top configurations also offering the advanced Fathom® e-power system from Navico. Saxdor was in fact the first boatbuilder outside the U.S. to adopt this integrated lithium-ion auxiliary power management solution, which sets a new benchmark in onboard energy efficiency. The new 460 GTC has been thoughtfully designed to appeal to today’s varied boating lifestyles: from boaters looking to upgrade, experienced owners seeking a more agile and owner-operated yacht, to those who value social, comfortable time on the water, the 460 GTC delivers the space, refinement, and effortless usability that define the next generation of Saxdor range.
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