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The new Sunseeker Predator 60 Evo is ready to make its debut. We won’t see it in the Mediterranean right away because it will be unveiled in England at the Southampton Boat Show in late September. But we can already start telling you all about it!
Just look at the photo above. A hardtop that opens completely to the sky, like in a spaceship. A 360° view. The superstructure is futuristic—a “made in Sunseeker” innovation that features a series of enormous windows and a carbon-fiber hardtop with glass panels, both of which flood the interior with natural light.
The hull retains Sunseeker’s signature style with the shipyard’s classic, sporty lines. Customers can also choose from a selection of custom paint finishes. The cockpit and salon are directly connected—a must for all luxury yachts—with a clear nod to the design of grand villas, where the living room and garden are on the same level and large windows create a single, open space.
Interior
The ergonomically designed helm console and Simrad touchscreen display make the boat easy to handle and a pleasure for anyone who enjoys being at the helm.
Featuring six berths in three cabins, the interior below deck reflects the same style as the cockpit: minimalist and modern. The full-beam owner’s cabin, located amidships with a private bathroom, has been finished with particular attention to textures, fabrics, and lighting.
In addition, a fully equipped single-berth crew cabin, along with a standard tender garage, allows for the transport of a Williams 325 Jet RIB and its launch via the hydraulic swim platform.
Performance:
Powered by Volvo Penta D13-1000 engines, it can reach speeds of up to 34 knots.
Boat specifications: Sunseeker 60 Predator
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