Bootshersteller:Robertson & Caine
Bootsart:Segelboot
Kategorie:Neuboot
Liegeplatz:Frankreich, Saint-Raphaël
Länge:14,48 m
Breite:7,34 m
Baujahr:2026
Kabinen:4
Motor:2x Yanmar 4JH57, 57 PS (42 kW), Diesel
Details
Boot-ID
s309605
Designer
Simonis Voogd Design
Erstwasserung
2026
Technische Daten
Rumpfmaterial
GFK/Kunststoff
Wassertank
700 ltr
Treibstofftank
700 ltr
Motor
Modell
Yanmar 4JH57
Motor-Leistung
57 PS (42 kW)
Modell
Yanmar 4JH57
Motor-Leistung
57 PS (42 kW)
Ausstattung
Navigation
Autopilot, Echolot, GPS, Kartenplotter, Kompass, UKW-Funk, Windmessanlage
Technische Ausstattung
Batterieladegerät, elektrische Bilgenpumpe, Davits (Electrical davit - 200kg), Generator, Inverter (5kw), Landanschluss 220V, Warmwasseranlage
Ausstattung-Deck
Deckdusche
Interieur
Backofen (Convection Oven), Cockpittisch, Kühlschrank, Polsterbezüge, elektrisches WC
Unterhaltungsgeräte
Lautsprecher im Cockpit, Radio
Sicherheit
Rettungsinsel (8 pax)
Segeln
elektrische Winschen, Lattengroß (87m²), Lazy bag, Lazy Jacks, Rollgenua (58m²)
Beschreibung
The new Leopard 46 sailing catamaran represent a significant upgrade from its predecessor, the Leopard 45. Building upon the successful DNA of Leopard catamarans, this new model offers a spacious, robust, and high-performing cruising experience.
While retaining the core elements that made the Leopard 45 so popular, the Leopard 46 introduces numerous innovations to enhance comfort, convenience, and sustainability. The layout has been refined to provide a seamless integration between the aft cockpit and saloon, allowing for flexible living spaces. The elimination of the skipper cabin has made way for more spacious accommodations, including a choice of three cabins plus a utility room, a four cabin layout, or five double cabins, all with ensuite head/showers.
Available with two standard 45hp Yanmar diesel engines (or optional upgraded 57hp versions), the Leopard 46 also ushers in a new era of sustainability with the optional <b>HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE SYSTEM:</b> The system includes a power management box, electric propulsion pod, high-voltage lithium-ion battery, solar array, and range-extending generator. The boat’s power can be sourced from solar panels, sailing regeneration, shore power, and a range extender. The system can manage charging and discharging, providing power for both propulsion and house loads. Testing shows speeds over 8 knots and regeneration capabilities up to 1.8 KW per hour per hull.
Whichever power option you choose, when it comes to sailing performance, the Leopard 46 excels. The stepped hulls and powerful rig with overlapping genoa provide superior handling in all wind conditions. The protected helm station is designed for offshore single-handed sailing, making it ideal for long-distance voyages.
In conclusion, the Leopard 46 represents a significant advancement in cruising catamarans. With its spacious layout, innovative features, and commitment to sustainability, it offers a comfortable, efficient, and enjoyable sailing experience for both novice and experienced sailors alike.