Overview

It takes 30 seconds to turn sleek and straight lines into a high-tech nautical marvel. In other words, just a tap and you have your private island.

Take a bow, and make it unique
The bow is designed to keep the lines as clean as possible, with a large locker that can accommodate the cleats, anchor and fenders under the deck. The hydraulic opening of the anchor locker ensures maximum noise reduction while the lifting nose prevents the anchor from wounding in or out.

Set the course and run
A smooth teak panel features the helm station, which is designed to create a fast and responsive steering experience in a pleasant setting with a large windscreen and an ultra-comfortable seat. Set the navigation systems, take the wheel, check your course and get ready for an exciting ride.

Beauty is for sharing
The R4 welcomes spending different moments of the day aboard. 
The solid teak cockpit offers different configurations to adapt to your unique lifestyle.

The cockpit can accommodate a kitchen with sink and induction hobs, barbecue or Teppanyaki plate, an electrical and retractile table, sofas, poufs.

The aft sundeck can accommodate up to 8 sunbeds with floating cushions and retractile deckchairs. You can add some shade with a T-Top or different awnings.

A 180L ice box, leather sofas and a high-end S Fusion audio system with 4 loudspeakers and sub-woofer create the perfect setting for a glamorous party on the sea.

Engines for performances with high fuel efficiency
The R4 can be equipped with two different, powerful engines: a Volvo Penta IPS 600 435 HP or a Volvo Penta IPS 500 370 HP. The deadrise 18° angle of the hull ensures a high fuel efficiency with an autonomy of 300 nautical miles.

A simple touch and 30 seconds are what it takes to open the hydraulic XTensions bulwarks and turn the beach area into a 270 square feet terrace.  It becomes a lounge, a sundeck, open space for parties. Anyway, you won’t get unnoticed.  

The sundeck can accommodate a Transformer platform which rotates by 270° to support boarding and disembarking, diving, or staying even closer to the water.