In February 2014 Princess will launch the first model from its new S CLASS range – the Princess S72.
Fitted with twin Caterpillar or MAN engines from 1622hp to 1800hp, the S72 is a Sportsbridge yacht that will handle every bit as well as she looks. A proven deep-V hull and low centre of gravity will deliver class-leading ride quality, with speeds expected to pass 37 knots, along with a highly efficient cruising range.
The Sportbridge is accessed by a contemporary stairwell, designed to allow an uninterrupted view aft from the deck saloon, and delivers a level of space and sophistication that would put many conventional flybridges to shame.
In the cockpit, the Princess design team have created a 3.9m tender garage, able to take a jet RIB plus a whole range of toys. Above the garage lies a vast sunpad area, and there is still plenty of room for a deep and wide surround of cockpit seating and a full wet bar. For maximum on water lifestyle, the deck saloon is designed to flow into the cockpit, creating a vast one-level living area. The saloon’s triple aspect glass doors fold away to port, while a drop-down window, as seen on the V72, completely opens up the aft saloon. For even more on-water atmosphere an optional opening sunroof can be specified above the lower helm and forward seating.
Below decks, a three-cabin layout includes a full beam master stateroom enjoying those S CLASS angled hull windows and a new take on interior design and finish. Princess’s Director of Creative Design, Sarah Verey, has put together an exclusive range of materials, furniture and detailing for S CLASS, “We have delivered a next generation interior for a next generation Princess. Across the S72 you will see a completely new level of finish, with bespoke contemporary furniture and textured silk panelling mixing with polished steel and Macassar Ebony. Black, silver and white finishes lend a fresh modernity to the interior, whilst our strong British heritage is retained through classically toned leathers and herringbone linings.”
With the first S72 already in production, and the S80 is scheduled for launch in 2015, with two more S CLASS models planned.
Performance, Style and On- Water Attitude
The new S CLASS Princess S72 exemplifies all the ability, quality and design expected from our FLYBRIDGE and V CLASS models and injects a new level of performance, style and on-water attitude.
Fitted with twin Caterpillar or MAN engines from 1622hp to 1800hp, the S72 will handle every bit as well as she looks. A proven deep-V hull and low centre of gravity will deliver class-leading ride quality, with speeds expected to pass 37 knots, along with a highly efficient cruising range.
Sleek and aggressive exterior styling will be a feature of S CLASS, from the dark wraparound superstructure glass and angled hull windows to the raked profile that flows into a strong architectural section in the cockpit, these boats deliver real attitude.
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