Prestige M7

Twin-hulled Glamour

Prestige Yachts is completing its M-Line range of luxury powercats with the timely launch of a model that sits between the M48, the first in the series, and the M8, currently the flagship. This eagerly awaited M7 was presented to us in the charming and very popular marina of Porto Piccolo, near the Bénéteau Group luxury yard in Monfalcone, on Italy’s Adriatic coast.

The Prestige M7 cruises at trawler speed in the Bay of Trieste. Its elegant lines fit perfectly into the M-Line range.

The outdoor areas on the M7 are very spacious and ergonomic. The aft deck, slightly lower and closer to sea level than the cockpit, is particularly inviting.

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Test location: Gulf of Trieste
Conditions: Calm sea, 2 to 3 knots of wind

As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by an impressive sight with the Prestige M7 afloat in the very select atmosphere of the small marina of Porto Piccolo. The view from the top of this amphitheater of villas and sumptuous apartments presented a scene below of an elegant and modest port, creating a veritable showcase for the beautiful boats moored there. The backdrop was perfectly suited to the new M7, a powercat that aims to consolidate the growth of the Prestige Yachts brand in the luxury motor yachting world within the M-Line catamaran range. The objective of the M-Line is not just limited to competing with other players in the large powercat and multiyacht sector - it also aims to compete with the manufacturers in the entire segment. Which, it must be said, is almost exclusively monohulls.
In fact, it was originally only monohulls that rolled off the Jeanneau production lines, marking the rise of the Prestige range since its inception in 1989. And when Prestige Yachts became a brand in its own right in 1998 (we should take this opportunity to salute the foresight of the instigator of this bril...

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