Sunseeker staging two world premieres at Boot Dusseldorf

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Sunseeker Superhawk 55

Sunseeker has confirmed it will debut the Superhawk 55 (click for article) at Boot Dusseldorf, where the all-new Performance line yacht will premiere alongside the 75 Sport Yacht, an upgraded and extended version of the 74 Sport Yacht.

The Poole builder will again be a leading exhibitor in Hall 6, where a new, customised 95 Yacht (click for article) will be its largest model at stand B-61. Other big models include the 88 Yacht and 90 Ocean that debuted in 2021, as well as a 76 Yacht, while both Manhattan models, the 55 and 68, as well as a Predator 65 will be on display.

Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht

Andrea Frabetti, Chief Executive Officer at Sunseeker International, said: “Sunseeker returns to Boot Düsseldorf with confidence, flair and the most exciting models in the market today. We are particularly proud to unveil the new Superhawk 55 and 75 Sport Yacht, which will be the crown jewel of our impressive line-up of stunning yachts.

“Our dedicated distributor network will be on hand to offer technical insights and the very best customer service. With outstanding entertainment to support the stand opening, this year’s launch will mark a welcome return to the Düsseldorf show.”

Sunseeker Superhawk 55

The Superhawk 55 – which will be unveiled on the first day of the show – is a return to the Superhawk name and spirit, but with the functionality and full facilities expected in modern day boats, with a lower saloon and galley plus two cabins.

The centre-console design is available as an open-top yacht or with a hard top, and is estimated to reach 38 knots with twin 725hp Volvo Penta D11-IPS950 engines, matched with a hull form specifically designed for the IPS propulsion system.

Sunseeker 75 Sport Yacht

The 75 Sport Yacht has an overall length of 75ft 8in, 10in longer than the 74 Sport Yacht, and a beam of 17ft 8in. It’s available with twin 1,550hp or 1,900 MAN V12-or engines, with the latter expected to power the yacht up to 40 knots. The lower deck includes three guest cabins and an optional pullman cabin in place of the lower saloon.

The tender garage can house a Williams SportJet 395, while a signature walkaround step on the bathing platform elongates the yacht.

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