Reinterpreting the brand's style
The VanDutch 75, the largest model of the Dutch brand acquired by Cantiere Del Pardo in 2020, will see the light of day at the end of 2024. To date, the VanDutch 55, at 16.48 m long, has been the largest model. This 22.3 m model represents a major step forward for Cantiere del Pardo.
The idea for the Italian manufacturer was to reinterpret the brand's inimitable style, with a more contemporary, Mediterranean design.
Characteristic elements to standardize the range
The concept was entrusted to BurdissoCapponiYachts&Design, who opted for a new concept for the interior, with black and white styling and lacquered finishes, typical of the VanDutch brand. This first "new generation" model will define the style of future models, homogenizing the range with a recognizable style. Characteristic elements include VanDutch's luminous porthole, the retro-look upholstery with ribbed seams, the lacquered horizontal slat pattern in the upholstery that hides the air-conditioning vents, or the track lighting system and satin-black wood and metal mix.
Two layout versions, standard and optional
Inside, the VanDutch 75 offers two layouts, one standard and one optional. Both feature a skipper's cabin with two bunk beds and a bathroom with shower, as well as a closet and a laundry area with a washing machine-dryer at the stern.
The standard version includes a saloon with an open galley, a sofa with a removable table, and a VIP cabin in the bow with its own private bathroom. This cabin has two doors, so it can also be used for day-to-day living. On the aft port side is the twin cabin, also with its own bathroom, and the owner's cabin, on the starboard side, with a third bathroom and ample dressing space. The optional two-cabin, three-bathroom version differs in its large owner's suite, which features an office, sofa and dressing room.
New technical features
The exterior lines retain the timeless VanDutch style, while incorporating new technical and aesthetic features. For example, the new Soft-Top, designed to protect the cockpit, preserves the balance of the lines without raising the boat too much.
A huge, user-friendly cockpit
User-friendliness is the key feature of the cockpit area, which is well protected by a huge reverse windshield. There are two large side seating areas and a pair of removable tables for up to 10 people. Sunbeds are plentiful, as is the huge rear sunbed for four. The upholstery, inspired by vintage racing cars, is reminiscent of the new interior layout.
An open hull for cruising
Although designed as an open hull, the VanDutch 75 offers a host of cruising features: a removable bathing platform, a tender garage with its own launch/emptying system, autonomy with a 4,000-liter fuel tank, an expected cruising speed of 35-36 knots, a wide range of customization options, and a spacious, comfortable layout.
Several customization options
Among the options available to customers, two versions, "Cool" and "Smooth", allow owners to personalize their interior with different materials and colors.
Two-power inboard motorization
The VanDutch 75 will be powered by three Volvo IPS engines with 1050 hp as standard, and 1350 hp as an option, guaranteeing a top speed of 40 knots.
