Sunseeker launches the concept details of an all-new Predator 55. The 55-foot performance model joins Sunseeker’s iconic Predator range. Equipped with Twin Volvo Penta IPS-950 engines, the Predator 55 reaches speeds of up to 35 knots.
Leading the way with a new curved silhouette, the Predator 55 is a stunning new motor yacht in the Sunseeker range. The exterior has a sloping hardtop design, creating a low profile that stands out as a new aesthetic feature.
The characteristic that makes the Predator 55 stand out from other yachts is the retractable glass and carbon fibre sunroof integrated into the hardtop. Operated via the helm console, the 2.5m x 3m sunroof electrically slides aft revealing the sky above. Combined with expansive glazing in all directions and a single piece double-curved windshield, the Predator 55 exudes a stylish new exterior presence while natural light fills the interior space, connecting seamlessly to the cockpit.
Innovation abounds within the aft cockpit where portside seating can be repositioned to meet the fixed seating and table amidships, with ample space for six, complete with an electrical sun canopy option above. This adaptable seating design enables occupants to sit comfortably whilst dining yet effortlessly clears the deck space when retracted to port. The large sun pad over the garage features adjustable headrest bolsters, built-in drinks holders and a view aft that guests will never tire of.
A single-level main deck comprises a generous saloon, complete with a large sofa on portside, an L-shaped galley with an integrated hob and refrigeration options TV on a pivoting bracket on starboard side. In a standard arrangement, the lower deck makes full use of the available space, with two cabins, lower saloon to starboard and a storage room or optional utility room.
The luxurious master cabin is full-beam amidships, offering generous private quarters that are now synonymous with Sunseeker. Upon entry to the lobby is a full-height wardrobe to starboard and an extensive en suite to port. The large double bed sits centrally with sofa seating and a sideboard whilst a dedicated vanity unit and TV are positioned centrally. An equally spacious forward double cabin benefits from an en suite and plenty of storage. With an emphasis on interior volume for long-distance cruising, both cabins benefit from increased headroom, elevating the feel of spaciousness.
The interior layout can be modified to suit an owner’s exact requirements. The main deck galley can be moved to the lower deck and replaced with a sofa and rise-and-fall TV. With this option, the lower galley replaces the lower saloon and storage or utility room. This space can also be specified as an optional twin cabin with en suite providing accommodation for up to six guests in comfort.
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