Overview

No need to choose

V8 creates a completely new navigation experience, where the relax of a sail boat meets the flexibility of a motor yacht.

The designer’s challenging concept shows through the endless opportunities aboard, with convertible space and four helm stations, including two ship’s wheels that allow for steering closer to the sea and for easier maneuvers.

Sailing or motor boating, you decide
The helm station is equipped with two Volvo Penta control joysticks, a joystick to operate the bow thruster, two large 16’’ GPS displays, throttles to operate motors and inverters. For extra luxury, the helm and the seats can be customized with leather upholstery.

Welcoming like no other
The size of V8, the unexpected features and the many spaces for conviviality inspired by sailing will leave you and your guests speechless.

One of the most surprising spaces aboard is the Roof Top, an innovative and challenging ghost feature that only reveals itself through a vanishing hydraulic stepladder. It’s like a penthouse on the sea, with four sunbeds, an alfresco dinette and a vanishing helm station.

The dinette at the bow can easily become a sunbed with sail canopy, while the C-shaped sofa hides a plunge pool for a quick splash.

The living area located on the main deck is equiped with glass walls that can be partially opened to amplify the panorama and to reduce the use of air conditioning. 
The inner surface of the walls is coated with a dark LCD film, turning the room into a screen for the home cinema system with projector.

Powerful and reliable engines
The first unit of EVO V8 is equipped with two Volvo Penta IPS 1350 engine with a total power of 2 x 1000 HP. V8 can reach a maximum speed of 24 kn and a cruise speed of 19 kn. The 4150 L fuel tank allows for an autonomy of 400 NM. Every technical detail, such as the 11 ft tender and the ditching crane, is hidden in the peaks with remote hydraulic opening.

Nighttime Amazement
The idea of navigation coming from V8 continues belowdecks, with customizable spacious and refined interiors, designed to thrill.
Design furniture, a delicate white, nabuk and brass palette and the luxury materials define a sophisticated space, inspired by the minimalism of sailing boats.
The first unit of V8 features four cabins, all with ensuite heads:
VIP cabin at the bow
Master cabin at the stern
Guest cabin with two single beds and a folding bed
Crew cabin