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Brabus AB110 debuts at Monaco Yacht Show 2026
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AB Yachts and Brabus unveiled the first model in a collaboration set to include smaller and larger builds, with the next due to debut in 2027.
Brabus AB110
The Brabus AB110 was unveiled at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show in Port Hercule, where AB Yachts and Brabus announced that the 33m flybridge motoryacht was the first in a series of models by the Italian yacht builder and German vehicle tuner. AB Yachts is part of Next Yacht Group, whose global premieres at the show included the Maiora M38.
AB Yachts’ original AB110 features a composite hull and superstructure, an overall length of 110ft 7in (33.7m), a beam of 22ft 4in (6.80m) and a shallow draught of 4ft 3in (1.3m). The yacht has a top speed of 41 knots with three 2,000hp MAN V12-2000 engines and three MJP waterjets (two steerable, one central booster), while a gyro stabiliser operates at rest and underway.
Brabus AB110
The Brabus version of the AB110 features three 2,600hp MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, which work with MJP waterjets to deliver a combined output of 7,800 hp and a top speed of 48 knots. The new model retains the original yacht’s fuel capacity of 11,500 litres.
From the outside, the Brabus AB110 is distinguished by an exclusive Brabus carbon-fibre exterior with red design accents.
Brabus AB110
An illuminated Brabus roof spoiler is complemented by exposed-carbon front wings, bespoke design details extending along the sides, and distinctive LED roof lights at the front of the superstructure. Additional carbon-fibre elements frame the engine air outlets integrated into the aft section, while the exterior upholstery features Brabus’ characteristic ‘triangle’ quilting.
The Brabus Masterpiece interiors include materials, finishes and design details inspired by the world of Brabus supercars. The helm station features a bespoke Brabus steering wheel and Brabus driver’s seat upholstered in Masterpiece leather, finished with the brand’s characteristic ‘triangle’ quilting. A Brabus Masterpiece badge sets a further striking brand accent.
Brabus AB110
Brabus first moved into the marine sector with Axopar, offering luxuriously upgraded, high-powered versions of the Finnish brand’s dayboats. The German company’s more recent collaboration with Sunreef started with the Brabus edition of the Ultima 55 powercat that launched this year, but the partnership with AB Yachts has resulted in what Brabus calls its first ‘yachts’.
Constantin Buschmann, CEO and owner of Brabus, said: “Monaco is a place where you can feel the pulse of the yachting world like no other, and that has always made it a very special stage for us. This year, however, we are doing something we have never done before. With the world premiere of the Brabus AB110, we presented the first-ever Brabus yacht.
Brabus AB110
“Together with AB Yachts, we are taking our marine portfolio into an entirely new dimension, combining their engineering expertise with our signature approach to performance and detail-driven design to create something that still feels unmistakably Brabus. I’m incredibly proud of the work both teams have done, and we’re already looking forward to coming back to Monaco in 2027 to celebrate our 50th anniversary.”
AB Yachts and Brabus, founded in 1992 and 1977 respectively, announced that the Brabus AB150 would debut at next year’s Monaco Yacht Show. The collaboration also includes plans for a Brabus AB95, which is predicted to reach 48 knots with three MAN V12X-2200 engines and MJP waterjets.
Brabus AB110
Giorgio Mattei, Next Yacht Group’s Deputy Chairman, stated: “This partnership is about much more than bringing two brands together. It is about combining two very strong identities and two shared obsessions: performance and the pursuit of excellence.
“AB Yachts has always challenged conventional ideas of what a high-performance yacht can be, and working with Brabus has allowed us to interpret that DNA through a distinctive new lens.
Brabus AB150
“The Brabus AB range is the result of a genuine exchange between our teams, bringing together our engineering know-how and experience on the water with Brabus’ unmistakable approach to design, detail and individuality. What we presented in Monaco is not simply one yacht but the beginning of a range and of a collaboration that we believe has significant potential for the future.”
