Design: Nuvolari and Lenard
Interior Design: Andreani Design
Naval Architect: Beneteau Power Boats
Key features:
Beneteau has shaken up the world of sport cruisers with this powerful, charismatic and luxurious powerboat.
The Volvo IPS 600 engines deliver immense power combined with superb comfort thanks to Beneteau’s Air Step 2® technology.
The sumptuous cockpit runs seamlessly into a vast, protected lounge with panoramic views. Perfect for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining.
The on-deck galley and BBQ are ideally situated right by the huge submersible swim platform. The tender garage houses the Williams Minijet 270 tender – awesome fun for kids big and small.
The whole Gran Turismo 50 interior is bathed in light and beautifully airy. A glass door adds flexibility to the layout allowing you to create a second lounge area with a fabulous view.
Deep pore walnut woodwork, padded and lacquered furnishings, soft-touch leatherette upholstering and Corian® worktops are just some of the choices that combine to deliver sumptuous luxury.
Whether you choose the two or three-cabin version, the owners’ suite is simply magnificent. Spanning the width of the boat, it includes an en suite shower room, as well as dressing room-style storage.
Overall length: 15.78m
Hull length: 14.98m
Hull beam: 4.38m
Light displacement: 13,640kg
Fuel tank capacity: 2 x 650l
Fresh water capacity: 2 x 200l
Max engine power: 2 x 435HP
Propulsion: IPS
CE Certification: B12/C12
When the GT 50 debuted at 2018 Miami International Show, her razor-blade sharp lines attracted crowds in droves. Daniel Harding from Power & Motoryacht magazine arrived early to beat the crowds and review her.
“On the GT 50, I found modern updates, a proven propulsion package, and hull form, as well as a lights-out debut party in Miami. It’s early, but this all points to another home run model for this builder.” Read the full review
Hot off the press …
The Gran Turismo 50 has been nominated for the prestigious award – European Powerboat of the Year 2018 in the over 45 feet category.
The winner will be announced at the Dusseldorf Boat Show in January 2018.
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