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EVO YACHTS EVO R6 The idea of EVO Yachts was born in 2014 from a fortunate encounter between Blu Emme Yachts and the Neapolitan yacht designer Valerio Rivellini. Both were animated by a simple goal: finding the perfect balance between sleek and functional. In one word, unexpected. It took EVO only a few years to become one of the most anticipated brands at boat shows, a yachting firm that perfectly combines nautical engineering and smart design. www.evoyachts.com


EXTENDER Folding tenders with rigid keel made of rubber and fibreglass designed to occupy reduced space on board and to offer more space once unloaded to water. They fold up easily in less than 2 minutes thanks to the patented closing system and are totally customisable in colours, finishing, accessories and in lengths. www.tender-extender.com


SPECIFICATIONS Length 18 m Beam 7.3 m Propulsion Volvo Penta IPS 800/950 Max speed 35 knots Capacity 16 pax Fuel capacity 2100 litres Capacity 3 cabins Autonomy 280 nm


SPECIFICATIONS Length Between 2.70 m / 4.05 m (closed) 4.30 / 6.45 m (open) Beam 1.82 m - 2.30 m Weight (without motor) From 230 Kg to 800 Kg Max. engine capacity From 20 HP to 100 HP outboard Hull material Fibreglass


FALCON TENDERS CUSTOM SELF-CHARGING PLUG-IN


HYBRID Falcon specialises in building fully-custom yacht tenders for the discerning yacht owner. Hand-built by a team of skilled British craftspeople from its dedicated Hampshire facilities, each tender benefits from hybrid electric propulsion and the highest level of finish. To meet the growing demand for sustainable, design- forward tenders, Falcon Tenders collaborates with some of the top names in superyacht design. Miss Wonderly is the first model in the Falcon Tenders range, with a matching open tender currently in build. www.falcon-tenders.com


SPECIFICATIONS Length 10.60m Beam 2.96m Height 2.12m Static draft 0.85m Weight (basic engine package) 5000kg Max power 600hp Max speed 30 knots Electric speed 9 knots Seating capacity 16 pax


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