THE FIRST PICTURES OF NEW FAIRLINE SQUADRON 53

Here you are the first renderings of new Fairline Squadron 53 which will be presented in worldwide preview next January 21 2017 at Düsseldorf Boat Show. It’s the third version of this successful boat, with completely new lines which seem to anticipate the future cruise range of the English yard.

The new model was designed by the Italian designer Alberto Mancini, who conceived a functional convivial boat with very clean lines.

Already popular within the Fairline range, Squadron 53- 16.92 metres long and 4.52 metres wide – presents a new external design and an innovative saloon, equipped with some comfortable seats, on the fore bridge.

The flybridge hosts a second pilot house – with 2 or 3  seats – enjoying a 360-degree-view and a versatile area provided with some sofas, a bar zone and even a sunbathing platform.

The main deck develops on the same level in order to create a unique space between the cockpit and the internal pilot house. The latter, like the inner saloon, enjoys an excellent view and light thanks to a wide glazed superstructure.

Interior layouts are multiple – for a total of 6-7 guest beds and 3-4 cabins and different kitchen layouts and positions.

On the lower bridge, cabins are all high and spacious. The full-beam master cabin is at mid-boat and enjoys a remarkable height of almost 2 m for a greater comfort.

The boat offers the opportunity to select three different shaft-driven engine power levels: maximum speed is always high and varies from 30 knots (2 X Volvo Penta D11-675 1350 HP engines) up to 32 (2 x Volvo D11-725 1450 HP engines) or even 34 knots with a couple of Caterpillar C12 1700 HP engines.

Squadron 53 can be finally equipped with a submarine astern platform, a gyroscopic stabilization system, marble interiors and an advanced Harman Kardon audio system.

After Düsseldorf, Squadron 53 will join Miami Boat Show, too, on 9 February 2017.

The price is from 733,200 pounds, VAT excluded.

 

Squadron 53 – Specifications

Length Overall (pulpit included) :16.92 m

Beam: 4.52 m

Draught: 1.2 m

Unladen weight: 21,000 kg

Fuel Tank: 2,412 l

Fresh water Tank: 550 l

Beds: 6-7