Transoceanic Hybrid Propulsion
Based at the Xquisite Catamaran Center in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, the Sixty Solar Power is part of a unique approach to the power multihull market. Both a technological laboratory and a true bluewater yacht, this powercat takes a pragmatic approach to energy transition applied to offshore cruising. Far from making grandiose claims or offering gimmicky solutions, Xquisite Yachts seeks to demonstrate that it is now possible to combine self-sufficiency, comfort, transoceanic range, and a significant reduction in energy footprint without sacrificing the fundamentals of the modern powercat.
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Test location: Freeport, Grand BahamaConditions : 8 to 9 knots of wind, flat sea I am currently carrying out a small project on another boat at Bradford Marine (the only shipyard capable of handling large-beam units in the Bahamas), and I happily accepted the invitation from Tamas Hamor, CEO of Xquisite Yachts, as a neighbor. So, I’m undoubtedly one of the first journalists to have tried out the brand new Sixty Solar Power.This first unit, owned by the shipyard, has served as a full-scale test bed. Even before welcoming its first prospects and charter customers in the Bahamas, the Sixty Solar …
