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Princess Expand V Class Range
Thursday, 02 November 2017
Princess Expand V Class Range
Following the success of the award-winning V58 and V40, Princess strengthens its dynamic V Class offering with the latest additions to the range of sport yachts – the all-new V65, V60 and V50.
V65 and V60
Open boating can be enjoyed to its optimum with these exciting all-new V Class additions. Both feature spacious cockpits which inspire relaxation complimented with a sun pad and well equipped dining area leading to a fully equipped aft galley. These flexible deck saloon models can be climate controlled or opened to the elements via sliding doors and a retractable sunroof. Below deck, guests enjoy beautifully appointed cabins each bathed in natural light from elegant hull glazing, with the option of a further cabin aft for occasional guests or crew. The V65 can accommodate 8 guests in 4 cabins and the V60, 6 guests in 3 cabins. These adrenaline-fuelling sport yachts can reach speeds up to 38 knots†.
V50
Flexibility is offered in abundance on the new V50 starting with the option of an enclosed or open main deck configuration with L-shaped seating or sunpad aft leading to the spacious and airy saloon and helm seating. Innovative flexibility continues to the well-appointed lower deck saloon which can be used as an entertaining space or provides the option to convert to a double berth. There is the added option of specifying this area with a third cabin. The full beam master stateroom is an inviting sanctuary whilst the forward cabin enjoys the option of scissor berths. She will reach speeds up to 32 knots† with twin Volvo IPS 600 engines.
See the V65 and V50 at Boot Düsseldorf in January 2018 followed by the V60 later in the spring.
† Speeds are given at half load condition with boat to standard specification and with no additional equipment on board. Speeds are estimated and therefore represented in good faith.
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