Speed- solely powered by electric motors a Silent has a cruising-speed of 6-8 knots and reaches a maximum speed of more than 10 knots.

Silent yachts top speed. Weight - is nearly equivalent to consumption. It has been designed especially for superior high-speed performances and is known for its steady ride. With double the power of last years model the Silent 55 will touch 20 knots 23 mph 23 kmh cruise all night with no emissions and commensurate running costs and has a draft of just 39 ft.

The catamaran is powered with a pair of 250 kW engines for a top speed of up to 18 knots. When one achieves near excellence in a certain field there is always a need for a new challenge. Every journey on board transforms into a story of pleasure.

Electric Catamaran Luxury Electric Yachts SILENT 80. Their faster boat category includes the SV-50 SV-52 SL-44 SL-52 and even catamarans like the 43CAT and 48CAT. Various Silent models are currently offered for sale by specialized yacht brokers dealers and brokerages on YachtWorld.

The SV-52 is one of their fastest speed boats. It is possible to cross the oceans with pure and clean solar energy without giving up any comfort from a conventionally powered yacht. This yacht sets benchmarks in transforming the energy of the wind into sailing speed.

She has three 2250 horsepower CRM diesel engines that were designed by Angelo Arnaboldi a naval architect. This is the story of some car manufacturers with loud names. Designed by Mulder Design she is brainchild of John Staluppi and John Rosatti built in 2004 by Millennium Superyachts.

Owners can choose to go 100 solar-powered or install diesel engines should higher speeds want to be achieved over longer distances. We are 6-10 knots faster upwind at times than what we were in the AC50s of Bermuda in similar breeze Ashby told Justin Chisholm on Yacht Racing Life in a special Americas Cup podcast. This specific category is defined as suitable for long distance travels with all amenities to live on board permanently adapted for both inland waters and the tough conditions at sea.