Aquila 50 Yacht Power Catamaran

Aquila introduces an all-new Explorer aesthetic with a commanding high freeboard that sets it apart from the rest. Featuring sophisticated yet uniquely functional accommodations in a 3-cabin, 3-head layout with a single-level, full-beam master cabin, refined finishes, and panoramic windows, the Aquila 50 Yacht provides unparalleled comfort and convenience on each voyage. Enjoy al fresco entertainment under the open sky on the expansive, new flybridge design, enhanced by an optional retractable sunshade.

The Aquila 50 Yacht’s hardtop design is optimized for seamless solar panel integration. Furthermore, the engine rooms are configured to support either standard combustion engines or an environmentally friendly hybrid engine package.

Specs CategorySpecs Dimensions
Length Overall15.9 M / 52’2″
Beam Overall7.76 M / 25’6″
Fuel (standard tanks)1,600 L / 422 gallons
Engine (standard)2 x Volvo Penta D6 380HP
Cabin Configuration (standard)3 cabin / 3 head + utility room
Cabin Configuration (optional)4 cabin / 4 head + Cpt. Quarters (optional)
Estimated Performance (estimated speeds non-contactual)WOT @ 22knots / Cruise Speed @ 18-19 knots


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