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Next 285 LX: the extra-luxury sundeck by Ranieri International

Next 285 LX joins the Ranieri International Next range: here she is in world preview

She is scheduled to be launched in August and officially presented next autumn. In the meantime, let’s enjoy her in virtual form and in abolute preview.

The new creation by Ranieri Internatial is named Next 285 LX, where LX stands for “extra-luxury”. And the launch video immediately suggests that luxury lies in her technologically advanced lines: a luxury that only a few open boats of this size can offer.

A length of 8.5 meters and a width of almost 3 meters are more than enough to make the passenger realize that it’s not an ordinary sundeck but a model with extraordinary comfort and generous spaces, designed to enhance not only the comfortable and inviting outdoor areas but also the volume avilable below deck, where the night area consists of a toilet and two separate cabins that can accommodate up to 4 people.

The Next 285 LX joins the Next range that Ranieri International launched four years ago and , like the other models of the collection, is equally fitted with the Fully-Developed Cockpit System by Ranieri International, a special construction method that, in addition to optmizing the production processes, allows to create a one-piece deck, where all the major components such as deck, cabins, fuel and water tank compartment, and storage lockers are grouped in a single mold.

Furthermore, this configuration has allowed to maintain the maximum beam of the boat for about 2/3 of its length, thus optimizing comfort on board.

Next 285 LX, a concentrate of innovation and extraordinary performance

While preserving the family engineering of the brand, the waterlines belong to a new evolutionary concept.

An example of this comes from the second generation H.I.S (Hull Innovative System Generation II by Ranieri International) system used for the hull, and the C.S.A (Cockpit Shock Absorber) technology used to assembly the hull with the deck.

Propulsion is only available in an outboard version, with a maximum power approval of 600HP.

The Next 285 LX is the result of a constant effort made by Ranieri International in the in-depth study of the most cutting-edge materials and the most advanced manufacturing techniques, combined with a refined design and a refined style. The final result is a concentrate of elegance, comfort and excellent performance.

We just have to wait the next autumn international boat shows, where the Next 285 LX will show everyone what luxury she is made of.

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