THE ULTIMATE JET SET
There is no doubt that Williams Jet Tenders has conquered the superyacht market with its innovative range of class-leading tenders
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emanded by industry professionals, owners and charter guests across the world, Williams’ tenders are deemed the ultimate yacht accessory and have become the brand of choice for many of the world’s most prestigious yacht builders.
The company has continued to evolve and now has five distinct ranges: the Minijet, Turbojet, Sportjet, Dieseljet and Evojet - each catering for different sized parent yachts’ and owners’ demands.
These vital ship-to-shore vessels offer freedom and fun, allowing passengers to explore coastlines, scuba dive, tow a water-ski or wakeboard, as well as stow away easily within a yacht. Williams’ tenders strike the perfect balance between being technically innovative but also reliable, which is key for any yacht tender.
Superyacht migration trends show that many owners are increasingly seeking privacy away from the crowds that frequent the traditional blue-water havens. As such, they have commissioned more extravagant yachts that are capable of seeking out adventurous new destinations in style and comfort. The owners of these opulent vessels naturally require the largest tenders that can be accommodated, and this is where Williams is literally riding the crest of a wave. So, which Williams is the perfect tender for you?
Dieseljet
The established four-model ‘Dieseljet’ line-up is available for yachts over 25 metres in length, and designed with a choice of sizes, engine configurations and seating for between 7 and 11 people. These stylish, powerful superyacht tenders have an abundance of space, luxurious features, and gives the ultimate combination of people-carrying practicality and rip-roaring performance.
Many customers opt to customise their Dieseljet to suit their taste or match their yacht, with the ability to adopt striking colours or change the equipment on board. Owners can even have their yacht name emblazoned on the tubes and embroidered on the seating.
Evojet 70
The Evojet 70 is an exciting new addition to the fleet that was unveiled to reflect the latest ‘super-sizing’ market trend. The 7-metre Evojet is Williams’ most advanced and luxurious tender to date – designed for superyachts of over 40 metres, capable of seating 13 passengers in comfort and powered by Yanmar’s 230/250hp 4LV diesel engine.
The development of the Evojet was a natural progression with many of Williams’ existing clients owning 30m and 40m yachts. Tenders placed onboard 40m+ superyachts are often custom-built, but Williams proposition is unique as they can deliver a semi-
customised product in a shorter lead time, leveraging their proven engineering to create a reliable, innovative superyacht tender at a very competitive price.
Sportjet
Aimed at those looking for fun on the water, this performance tender comes in an array of sporty, sleek colours and promises blistering acceleration, incredible stability, and exceptional handling. Designed to work as both a tender and a standalone boat for weekend watersports she is perfect for yachts in excess of 16M+.
The Sportjet ranges runs from the 345 up to the 520 and is fitted with the very latest BRP Rotax 1603 ACE engines (upgraded from 1503 BRP Rotax). This all-new lightweight, 4 stroke, three cylinder petrol engine will see these models benefit from a number of key engine developments including improved mid-range torque, increased fuel economy and better idle stability, along with an engine that powers the tender to
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