13.40 m - Wellcraft 435
The Wellcraft 435 is the second, and largest, model in the Performance Cruiser range launched by the Bénéteau Group's American shipyard. Its user-friendly interior makes it ideal for family cruising, while its 1000 hp outboard will satisfy speed-seeking pilots.
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13.60 m - FIM 440 Regina
The Fim 440 Regina is a hard-top cruiser, almost 14 m long, and the third model in the Coupé range from the Italian shipyard FIM. While it retains the look of the range, it bridges the gap between the smaller and larger models, by integrating a hard-top in the windshield extension. Inside, there are two cabins with private bathrooms.
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13.70 m - Marex 420
Le Marex 420 marks the arrival of a new range of cruising boats from Norwegian brand Marex. The new, contemporary design is available in two versions: the 420 Gourmet Cruiser with a large U-shaped galley inside, and the 420 Scandinavia with a second dining room inside.
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13.84 m - Seawalker 43 Panorama
Evolution of the Seawalker 43 from the Italian shipyard Fiart, panorama version retains the walkaround deck layout, but adds a lightweight hard-top with a large windshield. The deck layout is also modified for greater comfort on deck.
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15.96 m - Sirena 48
The Sirena 48 at 16 m long, this is the smallest model in the Turkish builder Sirena's range of 58 to 88-foot units. The semi-displacement hull and design are the result of in-house work, unlike the other models, with the support of historic architect German Frers. The interior layout remains similar to that of the range, and several exterior configurations are offered to attract a younger audience.
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16.2 m - Solaris 52 Open
Italian shipyard Solaris extends its range of open cruisers with the Solaris 52 Open, the largest model in the range until the launch of the 60. This 16 m-long open cruiser is based on the Mediterranean open concept, with large outdoor spaces dedicated to relaxation and rest. It also boasts a spacious interior with two attractive cabins.
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16.5 m - Vespro
Vespro is a 16 m long hard-top cruiser from the Italian luxury shipyard Centouno Navi. She is powered by two 1200 hp MAN V8 engines, coupled to a propulsion waterjet MJP 350X. All in all, this dayboat with cabin will be capable of reaching 56 knots in top speed and cruising at 50 knots.
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18 m - Evo Yachts R+
Two years after the launch of the innovative Evo V8, Italian shipyard Evo Yachts presents the R+. This sporty model is distinguished by two striking features: a closed, glazed and angular superstructure, and a fully customizable multifunction rear platform.
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18.2 m - Greenline 58 Fly
The Greenline 58 Fly will be the first model of this size to be offered as a hybrid or electric version by the Slovenian brand Greenline. As standard, the model will be fitted with 4 solar panels on the roof, which can be supplemented by 7 additional panels on the hard-top. With thermal propulsion, the boat reaches a maximum speed of 29 knots. In electric or hybrid mode, a cruising speed of 6 knots is announced. The layout features all the comforts you'd expect from a cruising trawler of this size: 2 or 3 cabins, 2 or 3 bathrooms, plus ample outdoor space.
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24 m - WallyWhy150
At 24 m in length, the WallyWhy 150 takes on the characteristics of the 200, with the same design and angular glazing. A special feature of this new model is the open aft deck, directly connected to the sea.
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