Sunreef Yachts has launched the first Sunreef 100 Eco at its shipyard in Gdańsk, the northern Polish city where Francis Lapp founded the catamaran company in 2002. The sailing catamaran now enters the final outfitting phase ahead of sea trials and its world premiere at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show (September 23-26).

Lapp, President of Sunreef Yachts, said: “With the Sunreef 100 Eco, we are proving that the future of superyachting can be both luxurious and responsible. Combining electric propulsion, solar power and the efficiency of sailing, this yacht sets a new benchmark for clean cruising.” 

The Sunreef 100 Eco features twin 360kWh electric engines, a 770kWh battery bank and the shipyard’s proprietary solar power system combines advanced solar power technology and electric propulsion. Solar panels seamlessly integrated into the hulls, superstructure and bimini continuously generate clean energy while preserving the yacht’s sleek profile.

Hull one was commissioned by a returning Sunreef superyacht owner, with the shipyard stating that “the project reflects a growing interest in innovative technologies that enhance the cruising experience without compromising luxury, comfort or performance”.

Designed for extended voyages, the first 100 Eco offers spacious guest accommodation and generous indoor and outdoor living areas. Highlights include a vast Ocean Lounge with drop-down sides, while a large garage, dive locker and dedicated toy storage provide ample space for watersports equipment.

Sunreef, which also has a shipyard in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, has many international celebrities among its yacht owners including tennis icon Rafael Nadal (80 Sunreef Power) and F1 legend Fernando Alonso (60 Sunreef Power Eco).

Clients who have ordered Sunreef catamarans include football great Robert Lewandowski (80 Sunreef Power Next) and tennis superstar Carlos Alcaraz (Sunreef Ultima 88).

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