Sure, the revolutionary technical advances in electric propulsion and the promise of unlimited range are now a reality on board our multihulls: taking ecological issues into account is no longer just wishful thinking... But as far as “traditional” propulsion is concerned, modern internal combustion engines are still a great solution aboard a simple, light and durable motor catamaran. The 110 HP motors that equip the C-Cat 40 Power Fish are indeed characterized by perfect reliability, remarkable efficiency and relative sobriety - not to mention their affordable price.
Test location: Fiumiccino, Italy
Conditions: 0 to 5 knots of wind, calm sea
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Why a powercat? What’s it for? Questions as banal as they are provocative at the beginning of a boat test like this. Most sailboat catamaran on the market today have pretty big (too big?) motors, and recent trends in terms of equipment, comfort and space have resulted in these multihulls becoming significantly heavier, making their engines less and less “auxiliary”. As a result, in the context of summer sailing, the use of the sails themselves is sometimes almost secondary. As a result, even though motor sailing isn’t necessarily a source of pleasure, most multihull sailors are already well ve…
