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SOEL SENSES 62 is a solar-electric catamaran designed for nine guests across four staterooms, with a customisable layout and silent, emission-free cruising powered by up to 120 kWh of daily solar generation.
SOEL SENSES 62 represents a distinct proposition: a solar-electric catamaran engineered in-house by Soel Yachts, a builder whose electric propulsion and battery systems are already proven across more than 20 vessels. The layout is left open to the buyer, with a choice of an open or enclosed fly bridge, allowing the Owner to shape the vessel's configuration rather than inherit a fixed arrangement.
Below decks, the interior favours a bright, minimalist finish, with large sliding doors linking the salon to the exterior deck spaces for a genuine inside-outside flow. The galley can be positioned on the main deck or within the hulls, the latter arrangement giving direct access to the crew cabin. Guest staterooms are fitted with en suite bathrooms, generous shower spaces, and a mix of full-size king and queen beds.
Propulsion draws on electric motors paired with generators, and the vessel is capable of up to 24 hours of silent cruising at 6 knots on solar power alone. A beam of 10.3 metres provides notably wide interior and exterior social spaces for a yacht of this length. Storage is provided for up to two dinghies, along with large lockers for further watertoys.
SOEL SENSES 62 offers a rare route into solar-electric ownership at this size, backed by propulsion and battery technology already proven across more than 20 vessels.
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