2026 Multipower Buyer's Guide

It’s taken almost 30 years for the power multihull market to be considered dynamic and promising... In a way, it’s amusing to note that the “trawler” trend, i.e. interest in vessels with long range and moderate speed, is making a strong comeback after having been disparaged for so long...

Published 31/10/2025

By Mark Bernie, Julie Echelle, Dick Sawyer, Emmanuel van Deth and Kim Wellington

Issue: SP25

Published: dec. / jan. 2026

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In short, today, the motor multihull market is the one in which the marine industry is investing the most. These manufacturers most often come from the world of sailing multihulls or monohull speedboats... but not exclusively: new manufacturers are entering the market and bringing with them new standards and innovative solutions.

Motor multihulls (we call them multipowers) offer more interior volume, a larger deck area, better performance at sea (and at anchor!), but much lower fuel consumption - hard to beat!
As for the multiyacht sector, it has been growing rapidly since 2015, and now sport cruisers under 42 feet are also booming.

Two- and three-hulled powerboats have definitely got the wind in their sails, as it were, and that’s not just a metaphor, as there are hybrid power/sail formulas now on offer.

What’s more, the range of multipowers equipped with electric motors continues to grow - you’ll find them in this Buyer’s Guide thanks to their Forever Green leaf. Solar panels and ever more efficient batteries enable us to sail while considerably reducing carbon emissions - or even eliminating them altogether. What if motoring on two or three hulls became as virtuous as sailing?

Under 30 feet

V625

20’ (6.10 m)

Korkyra 650

21’4” (6.5 m)

Worldcat 235 TE
22’7” (6.88 m)

Cheetah 720 Adventure
23’7” (7.2 m)

Kattum K28/30
26’2”/30’9” (7.98/9.38 m)

Pinball
27’5” (8.35 m)

Worldcat 280CC-X
27’6” (8.38 m)

Aquila 28 Molokai
22’3” (8.6 m)

Garnet 300 HT Fly
28’5” (8.65 m)

HammerCat 30
28’8” (8.74 m)

30 to 40 feet

HopYacht 30
30’6” (9.3 m)

Arrowcat 320
31’2” (9.5 m)

Four Winns TH33
31’10” (9.7 m)

Aquila 32 Sport
32’4” (9.86 m)

V930 S2
32’6” (9.9 m)

Solara Project Ocean
32’9” (9.99 m)

Alucat WD25
32’10” (10 m)

Greenpower 33
32’10” (10 m)

Millikan M.10
32’10” (10 m)

Herley Boats 3400
33’6” (10.2 m)

Invincible 33
33’10” (10.3 m)

HammerCat 35 CC/HH
34’1” (10.4 m)

Insetta 35 IFC
35’ (10.67 m)

Yot 36
35’10” (10.92 m)

Aquila 36 Sport
36 (10.96 m)

Neuland 37
36’ (10.97 m)

MY4.S
36’1” (11 m)

Stealth 36e Power Catamaran
36’1” (11 m)

Aquila 36 Molokai
36’5” (11.1 m)

Makai M37/GTS/M40
36’5” (11.1 m)

Aquila 36 Molokai
36’5” (11.1 m)

Kronland II
36’9” (11.2 m)

Aventura 37 Trawler
37’1” (11.3 m)

Four Winns TH38
37’6” (11.42 m)

C108
37’6” (11.43 m)

Aventura 38
38’1” (11.6 m)

Xquisite 40 Powercat
38’7” (11.75 m)

Tesoro T-38 Power Cat
38’9” (11.8 m)

Yot 41
38’11” (11.86 m)

Cat 12.0
39’1” (11.9 m)

Invincible 36
39’1” (11.9 m)

Discovery 40
39’4” (12 m)

E-40 Powercat
39’4” (12 m)

LR1200
39’4” (12 m)

40 to 50 feet

Whisper 40
40’ (12.17 m)

Elight 40
40’ (12.19 m)

Leopard 40PC
40’ (12.19 m)

Dracan 42
41’4” (12.6 m)

Aquila 42 Yacht
41’6” (12.64 m)

Aquila 42 Coupe
42’ (12.8 m)

Makai M42
42’ (12.8 m)

MY5
42’4” (12.91 m)

Wama 42 XL
42’9” (13.03 m)

Front Runner 43
43’ (13.11 m)

Elight 44
44’ (13.41 m)

HammerCat 45
44’11” (13.7 m)

MY6
45’11” (14 m)

Vandal 46 Explorer
45’11” (14 m)

VisionF Superfast 46
45’11” (14 m)

BGF 45
46’ (14.01 m)

Leopard 46PC
46’4” (14.13 m)

Hudson Powercat 47
47’ (14.33 m)

Aquila 46 Yacht
47’1” (14.36 m)

Prestige M48
47’2” (14.37 m)

Aquila 46 Coupe
47’5” (14.44 m)

Archipelago 47
47’5” (14.45 m)

Sunmare 50
48’11” (14.9 m)

Omaya 50
49’2” (14.98 m)

Aquila 47 Molokai
49’5” (15.06 m)

Vandal 50 Explorer
49’9” (15.17 m)

Rapido 50 Power Cat
49’10” (15.18 m)

50 to 60 feet

Leopard 53PC
50’6” (15.4 m)

Whisper 50
51’ (15.55 m)

Aquila 50 Yacht
52’6” (15.99 m)

Leen 51
52’6” (16 m)

Veya 53
5210” (16.1 m)

Yot 53
53’2” (16.2 m)

Iliad 53S/53F
53’8” (16.35 m)

Aquila 54 Yacht
54’2” (16.5 m)

Sunreef 55 Ultima
54’6” (16.6 m)

Lightwave 55 Motor Yacht
54’11” (16.75 m)

Two Oceans 55 Power Catamaran
55’5” (16.9 m)

Aventura 56 MY
55’6” (16.92 m)

LR1900
57’9” (17.6 m)

Prestige M7
57’9” (17.6 m)

Unica 58
58’ (17.67 m)

60 to 70 feet

Oceanwalker S60e
60’ (18.29 m)

60 Sunreef Power/Eco
60’ (18.3 m)

T-2000 Voyager
60’ (18.3 m)

Horizon PC60
61’7” (18.78 m)

SY62
61’11” (18.86 m)

BC60
62’ (18.9 m)

Iliad 62
62’2” (18.95 m)

Sixty Solar Power
62’3” (18.98 m)

Class 6 Power
62’6” (19.05 m)

Vandal 60
62’8” (19.1 m)

GR 63
63’ (19.2 m)

MC63p Offshore
63’4” (19.3 m)

Moon 6ty Power
63’5” (19.33 m)

Serenity 64
63’8” (19.4 m)

Prestige M8
64’6” (19.67 m)

Lagoon Sixty 7
66’1” (20.15 m)

M66P
67’1” (20.45 m)

Valder 20
67’7” (20.6 m)

Horizon PC68
68’ (20.73 m)

Aquila 70 Yacht
69’11” (21.3 m)

70 Sunreef Power/Eco
69’11” (21.3 m)

70 to 80 feet

Lazzara LPC 300
70’2” (21.38 m)

Nauticks NN68
70’6” (21.5 m)

FPY 70
72’2” (22 m)

Celestia 72
72’2” (22 m)

Sunreef 66 Ultima
72’2” (22 m)

BGM75
74’6” (22.7 m)

Voodoo XF75
74’10” (22.8 m)

Iliad 75
75’7” (23.03 m)

Widercat 76
75’10” (23.12 m)

Ultima 77
77’1” (23.5 m)

Xcel 70
77’1” (23.5 m)

Long Island 78 Power
77’10” (23.72 m)

80 Sunreef Power/Eco
78’1” (23.8 m)

Cosmopolitan 70
78’1” (23.8 m)

Lagoon Seventy 8
78’1” (23.8 m)

Vision F80
78’1” (23.8 m)

MC82p
78’5” (23.9 m)

Lagoon Eighty 3
78’5” (23.91 m)

Licia C24 Explorer
78’7” (23.95 m)

Kingcat 90
78’8” (23.98 m)

Power 80
78’8” (23.99 m)

Archipelago 80
78’9” (24 m)

SY80
80’ (24.38 m)