Overview
The Sun Concept CAT 12.0 Cruise is a solar panel-powered catamaran offering virtually unlimited cruising in absolute silence. With two double cabins, a fully air-conditioned helm area with 360° views, and exceptional manoeuvrability from high torque and compact size, this 40-foot vessel provides a high level of comfort with no fumes, no odours, and effortless docking. A spacious deck with bow sunbed and fully glazed helm station creates an unparalleled connection with the surrounding environment.
What sets it apart
With an unlimited range at low speeds and a maximum speed of 15 knots, the Sun Concept CAT 12.0 Cruise offers no compromise at sea. One of the very few compact electric catamarans, this 40-foot boat features exceptional torque at low revs, low drag and light weight, providing for excellent manoeuvrability and ease of use.
Luxury Living on the Water
An energy-wise self-sufficient boat, the Sun Concept CAT 12.0 Cruise makes a luxurious floating living platform with sleeping spaces for up to 7 persons. The double cabins with private bathrooms provide a perfect living space for 1–2 persons each, while the helm transforms into a dining or sleeping area in moments, with convertible sofas providing additional sleeping space above deck.
Enjoy the Evolution of Solar Catamaran Technology
Experience exceptional ease of cruising in full silence combined with 360° views and the comfort of a much bigger boat — this is what the CAT 12.0 Cruise delivers, with the simplicity of an energetically self-sufficient vessel that runs on sunshine.
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This spacious, 100% self-sufficient catamaran allows unlimited range at reduced speeds in full silence, providing owners and guests an unforgettable cruising experience.
CAT 12.0 Cruise
CAT 12.0 Cruise
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