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The striking V55 combines a sleek and dynamic exterior profile with exhilarating performance capabilities typical of the V Class range. It features a deep-V hull design that translates power into responsive handling, offering true sporting prowess alongside meticulous craftsmanship for luxurious comfort and style.
The main deck is designed for open boating with an expansive cockpit featuring a large L-shaped seating area, additional aft seating around a substantial folding teak table, and a wetbar with electric barbecue. The cockpit connects seamlessly to the saloon via a drop-down sliding door and an opening window aft of the galley. There is also a large sunpad located aft of the cockpit, as well as foredeck seating and sunbathing areas.
The V55 offers a powerful sports yacht experience with a top speed of 35 knots, making it the heart and soul of the V Class. It includes a telemetry and transparent maintenance system called Princess Connect for remote monitoring, maintenance notifications, and digital user manuals.
Interior features include handcrafted details with a choice of four timber finishes for furniture: Rovere oak (standard), Ash, Silver oak, and Walnut in satin or gloss finishes. The interior layout balances style and practicality for effortless comfort.
Accommodation includes three beautifully appointed cabins sleeping up to six guests. This comprises a full-beam master stateroom with en-suite, a flexible twin forward cabin with scissor berths converting to a double with en-suite, and a third bunk cabin. An optional aft cabin is available for extra guests or crew, with space for one crew member.
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