6.97 m - Antudo 23
The new Antudo shipyard presents its first semi-rigid model, l'Antudo 23 . Featuring a step hull, it also offers an optimized deck layout despite its size, with a saloon that can be converted into a sundeck. It has a maximum output of 250 hp and is approved in category C.
9.50 m - Clubman 32
The new Clubman 32 from Joker Boat is the successor to the Clubman 30, and retains its dimensions. What's new is the introduction of an attractive double cabin, with or without a separate toilet. The exterior layout remains more or less the same. The shipyard offers a choice of engines, with a maximum output of 800 hp and a top speed of 50 knots.
9.58 m - Lomac Turismo 9.5
The Turismo 9.5 from Lomac is the big brother of the 7.0, the first model in the renewed Turismo range. It retains the rugged, military look of its predecessor, with an aggressive design. It offers plenty of space on board, including sunbathing areas and a handsome 3-person helm station.
9.80 m - Pirelli 30
World premiere at Düsseldorf 2022, then on the water in Palma, the Pirelli 30 from Sacs Tecnorib will be making its French debut at Cannes. The smallest model in the range, this walkaround is a daycruiser offering all the equipment needed for a day on the water. It is the only model to be offered exclusively in outboard versions: 2x300, 2x250 or 2x200 horsepower.
9.99 m - RH 1000
The Novamarine shipyard, which also produces a range of luxury maxi-ribs, presents the RH 1000 . This new RIB combines speed and on-board comfort for those who prefer to enjoy anchorages. Its simple deck layout is ideal for day trips, while its maximum power of 800 hp means it can reach 52 knots.
10.18 m - Renier R10
This new R10 model from Renier shipyard marks a turning point in production, as it is the first to offer a cabin with separate bathroom. It will be available both as an outboard with stern sundeck and as a Tourer, in board and sterndrive version.
11.50 m - BWA Flyer 36
Italian shipyard BWA introduces a new model to its Premium range. The Flyer 36 relaunches the historic range and introduces a modern design that differs from the usual sheathing. The focus was on onboard comfort, with an interior space featuring a retractable staircase capable of accommodating 4 overnight guests.
13.70 m - Lomac GranTurismo 14.0
The largest model in the Lomac range has been redesigned to offer even greater habitability. The cockpit features an imposing sundeck and side walk-arounds for easy on-board circulation.
13.90 m - Ranieri 45.0 Cruiser
Launched in Genoa in 2022, the largest of the Ranieri International, the 45.0 Cruiser will make its French debut in September 2023. At almost 14 m long, it marks the Italian shipyard's debut in the maxi-rib era. Featuring numerous sunbathing areas, a hard-top extending from the windshield and a galley, it also offers ample interior space, with a double cabin forward and twin beds aft. With three powerful outboards and a maximum of 1450 hp on its step hull, the steering thrills should be just right.
15.24 m - Rebel 50 bags
After the revival of the Sacs Rebel 47, the Sacs Tecnorib shipyard - which has merged with Pirelli - launches the Sacs Rebel 50, positioned below the Rebel 55. Little information has been released by the shipyard, but the aim is to combine the sportiness of this kind of unit with the comfort expected of a yacht.
