Numarine has delivered the first unit of its 27XP model, with the second and third units scheduled for delivery in the coming months and a total of five hulls sold to date. The Turkish builder of long-range explorer yachts plans to stage the world premiere of the 27XP at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival from September 8-13.

The owner of the first hull is a repeat Numarine client upgrading from a 22XP, the shipyard’s entry model. Delivered in Istanbul, the first 27XP is expected to spend much of her time cruising the Greek islands and wider Aegean region. Hull one features four cabins, while a five-cabin version is also available.

The 27XP is the evolution of the popular 26XP, of which 30 hulls are currently cruising worldwide. Incorporating years of feedback from owners and captains, the 27XP is a larger, more capable explorer yacht with increased interior volume, expanded outdoor living and enhanced onboard functionality.

Patrik von Sydow, Numarine’s CEO, stated: “The delivery of the first 27XP demonstrates how strongly the market has responded to this new model. Five hulls sold before the first launch speaks for itself. The 27XP builds upon the success of the 26XP platform, refined through direct feedback from experienced owners and captains, combining the comfort of a much larger yacht with the efficiency that modern owners increasingly demand.”

Designed inside and out by Can Yalman, with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini, the 27XP retains the sharp, purposeful profile of Numarine’s explorer range while introducing a more open onboard experience. The flybridge is among the largest in its class and includes a full-beam sunbathing forward of the upper helm and a hardtop covered in solar panels.

Notably, the 27XP introduces Numarine’s new Mk2 Super Silent Pack, developed in partnership with Sleipner. Built around a 48V energy architecture and integrated Hybrid Power Center, the system combines a 92.8kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate battery bank with 5.6kW of solar generation, shore power input and intelligent load management.

Operating at higher voltage improves efficiency across all onboard systems, reduces energy losses and enables quieter, more stable electrical performance throughout the yacht.

The 27XP is available with two MAN engines, up to 1,800hp each. With the standard option of twin 560hp MAN engines, the 27XP offers a top speed of 13.5 knots, a cruising speed of 10 knots and a transoceanic range of 2,200nm at eight knots.

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