In 2009, a brand new high end diesel engine for luxury boats will enter the stage: the Volkswagen Marine TDI 350-8 Audi’s 4.2 litre V-8 diesel is an engine without precedent and without immediate competition. Being offered only aboard exclusive, power oriented vehicles like Audi Q7 and A8, this engine serves those who wish to be pushed back into their seats whenever they only touch the accelerator. While its sheer torque is equivalent to sizable truck engines, the engine offers exceptionally civilized manners. Piezo-controlled common rail injection, the typical refinement of a modern V-8 engine and uncompromising engineering allow this power plant to be nearly inaudible, unless its huge power potential is challenged. Major players in the quality boating world have demanded this engine ever since first stories were heard about it, and now that the marine version is ready, its potential truly offers new options for boat design. Its wide engine speed range allows easy application and propeller choice, enabling low maneuvering speed without trolling valve and exceptional acceleration. Its immense power allows replacement of big block gasoline V-8’s without sacrifices in top speed, whereas acceleration onto the plane will be stunning to anyone who is used to gasoline power. Fuel savings against gasoline options will approach 50% in typical uses, extending range correspondingly. The dry weight of the fully marinated unit is approx 450 kilograms along with extremely short engine build which invites more fuel capacity, additional accommodation and storage. January 22, 2009
Engine: Volkswagen Marine TDI 350-8 350hp
In 2009, a brand new high end diesel engine for luxury boats will enter the stage: the Volkswagen Marine TDI 350-8 Audi’s 4.2 litre V-8 diesel is an engine without precedent and without immediate competition. Being offered only aboard exclusive, power oriented vehicles like Audi Q7 and A8, this engine serves those who wish to be pushed back into their seats whenever they only touch the accelerator. While its sheer torque is equivalent to sizable truck engines, the engine offers exceptionally civilized manners. Piezo-controlled common rail injection, the typical refinement of a modern V-8 engine and uncompromising engineering allow this power plant to be nearly inaudible, unless its huge power potential is challenged. Major players in the quality boating world have demanded this engine ever since first stories were heard about it, and now that the marine version is ready, its potential truly offers new options for boat design. Its wide engine speed range allows easy application and propeller choice, enabling low maneuvering speed without trolling valve and exceptional acceleration. Its immense power allows replacement of big block gasoline V-8’s without sacrifices in top speed, whereas acceleration onto the plane will be stunning to anyone who is used to gasoline power. Fuel savings against gasoline options will approach 50% in typical uses, extending range correspondingly. The dry weight of the fully marinated unit is approx 450 kilograms along with extremely short engine build which invites more fuel capacity, additional accommodation and storage. January 21, 2009
New Model: Bavaria 46 Deep Blue
As announced in December, German yacht builder Bavaria presented there new power boat flagship, the BMW Group Designworks USA designed 46 Deep Blue. PowerYacht is happy to bring the exclusive of this much expected new Bavaria, first because its coming from a builder who entered the power market in the last 10 years with much success, and second because of the involvement of BMW in the design of this new 46 feet. The Bavaria 46 Deep Blue is different to the smaller Bavaria motor boats in all. Its design is minimal sports with a high free board hull, with streamline design aft but an aggressive and a retro looking bow. The cockpit is also different with central pole radar arch and c-shaped settee aft for 8 people which can transform to a 2 person sunbed if desired. Lower accommodation deck is a three cabin affair, with owners cabin to fore and 2 double medium sized cabins midship. Power data has so far not been communicated, but engine options start from small Cummins Mercruiser QSD 4.2L of 315hp up to Volvo D6 of 370hp. Technical Data:
LOA - 14.2 m (46.5ft)
Length Hull - 12.93 m
Beam - 4.45 m
Draft - 1.10 m
Displacement - 11.200 kg unloaded
Fuel Capacity - 1250 l
Water Capacity - 410 l
Max Persons - 12
Accommodation - 6 berths in 3 cabins, 4 berths in cabins
Engines - 2 x Volvo Penta D6 330hp, D6 370hp, Mercruiser CMD QSD4.2L
Project - BMW Group Designworks USA
LOA - 14.2 m (46.5ft)
Length Hull - 12.93 m
Beam - 4.45 m
Draft - 1.10 m
Displacement - 11.200 kg unloaded
Fuel Capacity - 1250 l
Water Capacity - 410 l
Max Persons - 12
Accommodation - 6 berths in 3 cabins, 4 berths in cabins
Engines - 2 x Volvo Penta D6 330hp, D6 370hp, Mercruiser CMD QSD4.2L
Project - BMW Group Designworks USA
Certification - CE B
January 20, 2009
Project: Leonard 66
Leonard presents the project for the 66, a model which will be the entry level of this North Italian, Adriatic sea based builder founded in 2001, after a previous 7 years experience in the refit of yachts of all types. The new 66 wants to offer flexibility and maximum customization with the possibility to choose three different options in the cabins configuration. For example Leonard shows how the hall can be set with living room and separated dining room, or arranged in a unique and vast open space, in any case with separated kitchen from the living area, which has two doors: one internal and one external to the side deck. The lower deck reserved for the cabins follows a flexible concept too, with the owner able to choose three different solutions based on his preferences; in any case, all cabins are equipped with a suite bathroom. Version 1 offers 3 cabins with mid ship owner cabin with dress room, VIP cabin to fore and guest cabin with 2 single beds in between. Version 2 is a four cabins layout: cabin owner is at the centre of the boat, offering the above plus a single guest cabin which if desired can also be used as office. Version 3 is similar to 1, with a the third cabin offering a double guest berth or call it a second VIP cabin. Crew area is located aft, with independent access door. It is a real apartment with 1 or 2 berths, bathroom, kitchen, ironing room and is directly connected with the engine room. Big view windows all along the sides of the deckhouse, allow a natural brightness of the interior. The large cockpit is arranged with a comfortable dinette that can be completely covered by an electrical sun curtain, floating in the structure of the fly. On the fly bridge there is a wide space in order to create a dinette with attached barbecue, and an area to housing the tender. A large bow sundeck and a sofa, create an outdoor living area that permit to remain in full freedom and privacy during the cruising. Power will be from twin MAN 1360hp each. New Model: Coronet 290 Weekender
Technical Data:
LOA - 8.75 m (29.1ft)
Beam - 2.82 m
Draft - 0.98 m
Displacement - 3900 kg
Fuel Capacity - 390 l
Water Capacity - 85 l
Accommodation - 2 + 2 berths
Engine - 1 x Volvo D4 260 hp
Speed - 45 knots max, 32 knots cruising
January 19, 2009
Project: San Juan 75
New Model: Nordic Tugs 49
The all-new and thoroughly modern Nordic Tug 49 is a much-anticipated addition to this American builder line of classic, tug-style cruising yachts. While the 49 is a Nordic Tug through-and-through, discerning boaters will notice many subtle enhancements that elevate this model's beauty and functionality to a whole new level. The 49 was designed by naval architect Howard Apollonio of Apollonio Naval Architecture and will retain the character of the previous models, but the new hull design will benefit from advancements in design and technology. And with a shallower draft of 1.2 metres, the 49 is the ideal go anywhere boat, perfect for cruising and good both inland and coastal waters. The Nordic Tug 49 will feature a very spacious interior designed for optimal livability and incorporates the work of the highly regarded marine interior designer Judy Bell-Davis of the Bell Design Group. The two-cabin boat has a full-beam master stateroom amidships, beneath the pilothouse, and an equally well-appointed guest stateroom forward. Technical Data:
LOA - 17.8 m (59.5ft) with pulpit
Length Waterline - 14.7 m
Beam - 4.90 m Draft - 1.27 m
Displacement - 20411 kg dry
Fuel Capacity - 3028 l
Water Capacity - 1135 l
Accommodation - 6 berths
Engines - 1 x Cummins QSM11 610hp
Project - Howard Apollonio exterior, Judy Bell-Davis interior
Beam - 4.90 m Draft - 1.27 m
Displacement - 20411 kg dry
Fuel Capacity - 3028 l
Water Capacity - 1135 l
Accommodation - 6 berths
Engines - 1 x Cummins QSM11 610hp
Project - Howard Apollonio exterior, Judy Bell-Davis interior
January 18, 2009
New Model: Fashion 85
Technical Data:
LOA - 23.90 m (78.4ft)
Length - 22.97 m
Beam - 5.50 m
Draft - 1.20 m
Fuel Capacity - 5500 l
Water Capacity - 1500 l
Accommodation - 8 berths in 4 cabins, crew cabin berths aft
Engines - 2 x MAN 1500hp
Propulsion - SDS5 Surface Drives
Speed - 38 knots max, 35 knots cruising
Range - 400 nautical miles at 26 knots
Certification - CE
January 17, 2009
New Model: Moonen 97
Technical Data:
LOA - 30 m (98.4ft)
Length Waterline - 27.2 m
Beam - 7.30 m
Draft - 2.18 m
Displacement - 185 t
Fuel Capacity - 27.650 l
Water Capacity - 6.700 l
Engines - 2 x Caterpillar C18DI-TA
Speed - 13 knots max, 12 knots cruising, 9 knot economical
Range - 4000 nm @ 9 knots
Hull Shape - round bildge displacement
Construction Material - Grade A steel hull, Aluminum A1Mg4,5Mn super structure
Project - Rene van der Velden, Diana Yacht Design
Classification - Lloyd's Class, MCA Certified
January 16, 2009
Project: Mano M 48
Mano, a South Italian builder presents the project of its new flagship model the M 48. The new M 48 offers contemporary classic modern exterior lines, and was the next step to take for Mano, aiming at keeping the clientele of the M35 and 38.50 into the brand. M 48 will have a classic interior layout, although the big central windows may suggest otherwise, but the plans show so far a 3 cabin layout with forward owners cabin with separate head and shower rooms, c-shaped saloon, galley, guest shower head, and 2 identical twin single guest cabins midship. The M 48 also makes best use of its spacious exteriors spaces, with an aft sunbed featuring a tender garage underneath, a c-shaped settee to port, and helm station to starboard. Worth noting is also the spacious side decks for a boat this size, which Mano says will be among the most wide in this size. Engine power and propulsion has so far not been announced.New Model: Class Yacht 43 Premiere Hard Top Open
Technical Data:
LOA - 13.20 m (43.3ft)
Length Hull - 12.1 m
Length Waterline - 11.3 m
Beam - 4.30 m
Displacement - 9500 kg loaded, 7500 kg empty
Fuel Capacity - 1400 l
Water Capacity - 700 l
Max Persons - 12
Engines - 2 x Volvo Penta IPS500 350hp
Propulsion - Volvo IPS forward facing duoprop Pod Drives
Speed - 32 knots max, 25 knots cruising, 15 knots slow cruise, 9 knots displacement cruise
Range - 300 nautical miles @ 25 knots
Certification - CE A
LOA - 13.20 m (43.3ft)
Length Hull - 12.1 m
Length Waterline - 11.3 m
Beam - 4.30 m
Displacement - 9500 kg loaded, 7500 kg empty
Fuel Capacity - 1400 l
Water Capacity - 700 l
Max Persons - 12
Engines - 2 x Volvo Penta IPS500 350hp
Propulsion - Volvo IPS forward facing duoprop Pod Drives
Speed - 32 knots max, 25 knots cruising, 15 knots slow cruise, 9 knots displacement cruise
Range - 300 nautical miles @ 25 knots
Certification - CE A
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