A New, Highly Versatile Flagship

Leopard continues to renew its sailing range. Following on from the 46 last year, it’s now the turn of the 52 to take to the seas. The replacement for the 50 naturally builds on the brand’s heritage, but adds quite a few features, innovations, and even performance.

The design of the Leopard 52 follows in the footsteps of its predecessors, but with a couple of modern touches.

This catamaran has been designed to be sailed short-handed, or even single-handed.

The cockpit layout remains faithful to that of previous models, with an L-shaped bench on the port side and another seat on the starboard side. The table can seat six guests. As an option, you can choose a folding table that joins the one in the interior

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Infos pratiques

Unveiled somewhat by surprise at the last Cannes Yachting Festival, the Leopard 52 was announced in early September and quickly established itself as one of the must-see boats of the show. This flagship model replaces the 50, an iconic Leopard model with nearly 250 units sold. This is quite a challenge, especially since the 52 is also the second model of the latest generation.To understand the genesis of this model, we need to take into account market developments. Whereas Leopard used to specialize mainly in charter catamarans, owner-operated units now account for around 50% of sales. In addi…

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