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Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin wins the 'Up to 10m category' at the European Powerboat of the Year Awards

by Axopar 20 Jan 23:00 AEDT 18 January 2025
Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin © Axopar Boats

Announced at the end of the first day of BOOT Düsseldorf 2025, the Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin won the 'Up to 10m' category at the annual European Powerboat of the Year Awards, during the prestigious 'Flagship Night' ceremony.

The EPY award is one of the most important milestones in Europe's boating calendar. Winning this award highlights the Axopar 29's unique ability to meet customer needs across a variety of boating activities.

What makes this award even more special is that the jury consists of a highly respected group of independent boat-test editors and senior journalists from eight of Europe's leading print and online marine media, making it a true mark of excellence.

The Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin was recognized by the jury for being one of the most excellent rough water boats and very practical to use. In this "entry-level class," the jury places particular emphasis on safety, easy handling, and value for money. These boats are also expected to be fun and offer enough space for families to enjoy day trips. This award recognizes the innovation, functionality, and unmatched versatility that define the Axopar experience.

With the challenge of following the success and legacy of the iconic Axopar 28, the Axopar 29 range, launched last year, is more than just a successor. It stands as a testament to Axopar's Finnish determination and perseverance (sisu) — a commitment to innovation and a promise to continue creating even better boats for its customers.

Jan-Erik Viitala, Axopar's Founding Partner, said: "I want to thank our incredible team, who works so closely with our dealers and customers to get a true understanding of what real boaters want. With the launch of the third generation of Axopar, we genuinely believe we're getting a good idea of what customers are looking for, and how we can continue driving innovation forward. At the same time, we remain true to our core DNA — creating boats that are easy to handle, easy to drive, and accessible for everyone, whether you're an experienced boater or just starting out. There's something in this boat that will cater to your needs and take care of you."

Read more about the Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin here.

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