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Ready for the Boot Düsseldorf 2025? We preview a new 10-meter coming soon. Brother of the Virtue V10, is its cabin version. What kind of boat is it? A craft designed for year-round sailing and is, above all, very fast. With a pair of 300-horsepower engines, it is capable of speeds up to 50 knots. Control and performance are provided by the Petestep hull.
The design is similar to that of the open version, sporty and attractively styled, but with the more concrete possibility of having a nice weekend out. At the same time, the protected dashboard also enhances the possibility of dealing with less than optimal conditions at sea. At sea all year round?
The idea seems to be just that since inside it can also be equipped with heating and air conditioning. Plus there is also the possibility of having additional racks for SUP boards, bicycles or whatever else you may need. As an option, there is also a Webasto sliding hatch on the glass roof.
Let’s take a closer look at the interior layout. Below deck there is sleeping space for up to 4 people, with a standing height of almost two meters in the main cabin. Specifically, the cabin height is 1.95 meters and the sleeping space is increased (front cabin, main cabin with an additional double sofa that converts into a bed). Both the front and main cabs have been equipped with air conditioning and heating.
As was the case with the Open and Top series of the V10, production is not serial, but on demand, which allows the owner to customize the most suitable configuration.
What is the Petestep hull?We are talking about a living work that is able to reduce friction by up to 30% and facilitate acceleration by 20-50%. In short, profile management that allows for more efficiency and lower fuel consumption.
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| Data Sheet | Virtue V10 Cabin |
|---|---|
| LOA (excl. engine) | 9.9 m |
| Maximum beam | 2.9 m |
| Draft | 0.52 m |
| Draught (propellers | Single – 0.95 m; Double – 0.83 m |
| Weight (excl. engine) | 3,200 kg |
| Passengers | C: 8 |
| Bunks | 2+2 persons |
| Fuel tank | 400 l |
| Fresh water tank | 60 l |
| Black water tank | 40 l |
| Outboard Motors | 1×300 hp – 1×400 hp – 2×250 hp – 2×300 hp |
| Maximum speed | 50 – 52 knots |
| Construction | Fiberglass infusion |
| Hull design | 20° double stepped V with Petestep technology |
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