With its reverse bows, sporty-looking aft openings and distinctive superstructure featuring a decorative grille, this 44' (13.42 m) powercat nevertheless boasts a dynamic design that could well appeal to private Owners.
But it's above all the layout that attracts attention. Derived directly from a sailing version, this powercat offers a beam of 23'11" (7.3 m), providing plenty of room for generous living spaces. The saloon, L-shaped galley and interior helm station share a single open-plan area, while an electrically operated sliding window provides direct access to the forward sunpad.
Aft, the cockpit can accommodate eight people and features an integrated plancha grill. An optional hydraulic platform allows the tender to be launched or creates a spacious swimming platform.
The flybridge, protected by a large bimini, features a second helm station positioned forward, a lounge, a 9.5 US gal (36 l) refrigerator and an expansive sunpad.
Two layouts are available, with three or four double cabins, all equipped with 5'3" × 6'7" (160 × 200 cm) beds and private bathrooms. Propulsion is provided by twin 320 hp V8 engines based on Toyota units.
Technical Specifications
Builder: Cervetti
Naval Architect: Skyron
Length: 44' (13.42 m)
Beam: 23'11" (7.3 m)
Displacement: 16.5 t
Powertrain: 2 × 320 hp (Toyota-based V8)
Fuel: 476 US gal (1,800 l)
Water: 182 US gal (690 l)
Cabins: 3/4
Bathrooms: 3/4
Guests: 6/8 people
Crew: 1/2 people
