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65 Hybrid catamaran depicts an evolutionary journey for VisionF Yachts

We have a special affinity for catamarans, something you’ll recognize from our previous coverage. These marine beauties have an irresistible allure, whether it in a conceptualized rendering or a production-ready model like the 65 Hybrid unveiled by catamaran builder VisionF Yachts. The all-new model – chiefly designed by Tuzla, Istanbul-based builder, famous for its innovative power catamarans – is the company’s first foray into the sub-80-foot catamaran segment.

It’s an evolutionary journey for VisionF, which is particularly famous for its VisionF 80, VisionF 82, and VisionF 101 models. These are all 80-foot-plus power and fully electric catamarans offering a luxurious blend of comfort and performance. Scaling the same finesse to a smaller 62-foot form factor is not the only change heralding the proficiency of the 65 Hybrid, it’s also the new material used for its construction.

Designer: VisionF Yachts

Equipped with all the advanced technology and alternative power sources, the Vision 65 Hybrid catamaran is meticulously designed and crafted to provide an unparalleled experience at sea. With an overall length of 19m (62 feet), the catamaran features 30 feet beam, but sways from the usual aluminium construction reserved for VisionF cats. The model, instead, is built in GRP composite and is designed to provide efficiency and liveability of the highest order.

Despite the compactness, the 62-footer catamaran doesn’t compromise in the interiors department. The beam delivers space-defying standards. It allows a luxury accommodation for up to eight guests. This is arranged as four cabins with their own quarters for a crew of four. Designed for cruising, the living quarters also comprise a large salon, expansive glazing, and an interior flooded with natural lighting from all sides.

The 65 Hybrid, interestingly, is not only about style; it’s about substance as well. The catamaran is powered by 450 hp Volvo Penta D8-450 diesel engines and an electric powertrain. The latter comprises a pair of batteries, 101 kWh and 23 kWh capacities, charged primarily by 42 solar panels laid out on the rooftop, which helps run the electric catamaran silently.

Featuring an advanced energy management system, the 65 Hybrid hull has been created as a demo model for those willing to buy. It is a tangible idea of what the final product could be, even though the customers, VisionF says, have extensive flexibility. VisionF is open to exploring customization in technical configurations, layout, and finishes, if required. According to press information, 65 Hybrid catamaran is likely to go on sale in the months to come. If you’re interested, head over for a hands-on experience and order for your customized beauty now!

 

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