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Launched in 2012, the De Antonio shipyard has never stopped innovating to stand out in the fast dayboat market. From the outset, De Antonio has set itself apart by adopting a sleek design, with angular, razor-sharp lines, yet offering excellent accommodation capacity. Targeting customers looking for a distinctive aesthetic, the builder has also innovated by integrating its outboard motor into a fairing that provides extra comfort on the sundeck.
Long-awaited on the embryonic all-electric dayboat market, we had the chance to try out the De Antonio E23 off Barcelona. In this 4-part test, you'll discover the unit's technological innovations, its fittings, its sailing behavior and its price positioning in the face of eclectic competition.
Report summary
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Genesis of the De Antonio E23: finding the right balance between autonomy, performance and on-board comfort
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De Antonio E23 deck layout: plenty of space for a unit measuring just 7.20 m
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De Antonio E23 sea trial: foil and catamaran hull form an excellent duo
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