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XCEL Yachts unveils the magnificent Xcel 70: A masterpiece of luxury and innovation

by Formula Yachting 9 Jul 2024 03:25 PDT

XCEL Yachts proudly announces the upcoming launch of the Xcel 70, a stunning catamaran set to redefine luxury yachting. Scheduled for its maiden voyage in January 2025, this impressive vessel exemplifies the pinnacle of craftsmanship, innovation, and design.

Built by the esteemed XCEL Yachts, the Xcel 70 is a sight to behold. With a length of 23.5 meters (77' 2"), this catamaran combines grandeur and elegance, showcasing the company's unwavering commitment to excellence. Its thoughtfully distributed size ensures a balanced and comfortable onboard experience, perfect for long voyages and social gatherings alike.

The deck of the Xcel 70 reveals an expansive, teak-clad surface designed for relaxation and entertainment. Multiple sun pads, lounging chairs, and a spacious dining area provide luxurious comfort for guests. The flybridge, the largest in its class at 80 square meters, offers customization options to meet various needs, featuring cutting-edge navigation systems and luxurious leather seating.

XCEL Yachts' years of experience in the yachting industry are evident in the innovative features of the Xcel 70. The standard boat features Diesel engine but optionally is foreseen the eco-friendly hybrid propulsion system, which combines traditional diesel power with an electric motor, making this vessel fuel-efficient despite its size. This forward-thinking approach aligns with growing environmental considerations in the yachting world.

Designed to tackle adverse weather conditions, the Xcel 70 boasts a robust hull and structure, ensuring passenger comfort and safety even in intense winds and high waves. The twin-hull design typical of catamarans enhances stability and reduces rolling at sea, making it a reliable choice for long voyages.

Accommodating up to eight guests, the Xcel 70 offers spacious staterooms and cabins, each with rich wood paneling and neutral color schemes that create a warm, welcoming ambiance. Ensuites in each cabin ensure privacy and convenience. The standard layout includes four cabins, but for larger families or charter use, the Xcel 70 can be configured with five or six cabins, along with two distinct crew quarters.

Professional-grade kitchen facilities onboard allow for the preparation of diverse culinary delights, while state-of-the-art electronics and entertainment systems ensure endless leisure options.

The launch of the Xcel 70 in January 2025 marks a significant milestone for XCEL Yachts. This vessel represents a perfect blend of opulence, practicality, reliability, and performance. It is designed to elevate the yachting experience, offering unparalleled sea travel that seamlessly blends comfort and seaworthiness. The Xcel 70 is a true gem among luxury catamarans and a testament to XCEL Yachts' dedication to crafting timeless, lasting vessels.

Specifications:

Builder: XCEL YACHTS Model: Xcel 70 Length (LOA): 77' (23.5m) Year: 2025 Beam: 29' (8.9m)

For more information about the Xcel 70 and XCEL Yachts, please visit www.Riviera.ae

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