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$430,000 NZD
+21 moreMakeTasman
Model80
Year2025
Length8m
EngineYanmar
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About this vessel
Conquer New Zealand's waters with the ultimate 4x4 of the ocean. Unleash your adventurous spirit with the powerboat engineered to master New Zealand's rugged waters.
Designed for the modern, active boat owner, this versatile 8m vessel offers a perfect balance of performance, stability and practicality. With a 370hp Yanmar inboard engine, enjoy fuel-efficient cruising or power home confidently when conditions demand.
Its revolutionary stable hull design, featuring a 400-litre blast tank, ensures unmatched steadiness at rest, while the high freeboard and spacious aft deck provide safety and comfort for all aboard. Take on the Cook Strait, West Coast or Northland fishing grounds with a boat built to thrive in challenging conditions.
This isn't just another powerboat — it's a bold new standard in sport and fishing vessels. Her striking design and rugged capabilities have already impressed buyers in Australia, with sea trials available just a short flight from Auckland in Melbourne.
Schedule your sea trial today! Don't miss the chance to own the Tasman 80, the powerboat that's changing the game!
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MakeTasman
Model80
Year2025
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Length overall8m
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Engine makeYanmar
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