The five premieres will be unveiled in January 2021

Sunseeker 90 Ocean

The 90 Ocean’s overall volume is 20% more than its predecessor

The UK’s Sunseeker International is to launch five new models in January 2021, a feat never before seen in the company’s history. The five global premieres are the Predator 55 EVO™, Manhattan 55, 65 Sport Yacht, 88 Yacht and 90 Ocean.

“This is a world first for Sunseeker and we are delighted to bring not one, but five new models to the market at the same time,” says Sunseeker CEO Andrea Frabetti. “Each of these innovative yachts, from the dynamic Predator 55 EVO™ to the industry-defining 90 Ocean exudes luxury and panache whilst benefitting from the very latest technology, engineering and design excellence.”

Framed by stainless steel and carbon fibre detailing, the new Predator 55 EVO™ is sporty and sleek. Available with Volvo D11-725 shaft engines, it can reach speeds of up to 34kt whilst taking advantage of its ‘Hydro-Pack’ which utilises a fly-by-wire steering system for exceptional agility.

Meanwhile, the Manhattan 55 offers exceptional levels of comfort and luxury throughout. A key feature of this new model is the innovative powered glass cockpit/galley window that can be electronically lowered to bring the outdoors in. It has a cool, contemporary interior with swathes of glazing, a selection of premium wood finishes and premium lighting solutions.

Continuing with the sporty and sleek style, the all-new 65 Sport Yacht showcases the fresh design philosophy of Sunseeker’s next generation of models and brings a fundamentally different yacht to the 60ft segment due to its sculptured exterior design, innovative helm concept and stylish interior.

With an almost invisible minimalist bridge deck and rakish tinted hull glazing, the 65 Sport Yacht’s exterior profile is defined with a blend of teak, carbon fibre and polished stainless steel features. Its modular sport bridge can be specified as a standard ‘Sky Lounge’ with chaise longue and companion seating, or a ‘Sky Helm’ featuring twin bolstered pivoting seats set very low either side of a central console. The design includes a steering arm that can be raised forward to ease ingress into the racing-cockpit design or locked in its elevated position for manoeuvring while standing.

The 88 Yacht combines a superyacht feel with all the practical advantages of a yacht in this size category. It has impressive, exterior lines and where specified, a sleek hardtop roof with central opening canopy in either canvas or tilting aluminium vanes. The 88 Yacht accommodates eight guests and four crew and is capable of reaching ispeeds of up to 30kt; rare for a yacht of this size but customary for a Sunseeker.

And finally, stepping up in size to what is an entirely new category, the 90 Ocean has a 20% increase in overall volume compared to its predecessor, thanks not only to a substantial beam but also an upright bow that brings interior volume forward. The 90 Ocean’s exterior lines have been modified to allow a spacious beach club measuring over 6m x 4m, helping to bring guests closer to the water than ever before. The flybridge is 25% larger than a comparable yacht and, if specified, comes with an infinity spa pool and sideboard with second integrated BBQ.

Sunseeker produces around 150 boats from 38ft-161ft each year at its facilities in Poole, Dorset on England’s south coast. The five new models are the first to come to market since Sunseeker announced a £38m investment in order to accelerate its new product development between 2020 and 2023.