Full Yacht Tour - Sialia Yachts - 57 Carbon Electric

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Price is guide based around the specification as shown, and will vary depending on final specification, destination & tax.
The new range is an evolution of our proof of concept. We introduce three carbon models
to cater for diverse needs and preferences of our clients. Offering additional customization of the layout and ultra-luxury finish we remain dedicated to deliver a bespoke yacht to each of our clients.
Sialia Yachts collaborated with Vripack Design to create the best and most efficient hull that suits our yachts. The hull is optimized for a smooth ride with minimal trim angles and the flared bow insures a dry ride. Sialia is designed to plane (skim on top of water) from 12 knots and is optimized for the cruising speed of 18 knots.
However, you will be blown away by the performance! Reach up to 32 knots in just 7 seconds - whilst, hearing only the wind and splashes of water. A truly amazing experience for you and your guests!
Batteries:-
We use specifically designed batteries, that allow Sialia yachts to achieve unparalleled levels of charge, efficiency, discharge, cooling and safety in the leisure marine industry.
Our sister company and partner, Ampros, has a renowned background in electrification in the automotive industry, thus, we are able to create an architecture that eliminates failures due to misuse or abuse of the system.
Specification:-
LOA - 17.6m
Beam - 4.8m
Draft - 1m
Displacement (Lightship) - 19 ton
Capacity - 12 people
Certificate - CE-B
Speed (Max) - 32 knots
Speed (Cruise) - 18 knots
Electric Motor Power - 2 x 400kW
Rex Continuous Power - 390kW
Fuel Capacity - 1500L
AC Charging - 22kW
DC Fast Charging - 150kW
Material - Carbon fiber
Design - Denis Popov design
Naval Architecture - Vripack design
Engineering - TG Yachts

[@watermevertical3453]

great design
im looking for a 40+ knot boat with solar and electric for cruising 8 to 10 knots with solar powered cruising al day if possible and generator running at night with the option for engines to power me out of trouble if need be.

[@Hyujin971]

Gotta wait for next advancement on solar panels then, see you in a few years.