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Unveiling the future of sustainable sailing - The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats

by McConaghy Boats 18 Jan 04:21 GMT
The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats © McConaghy Boats

We are thrilled to introduce the Eco Panther Series, a revolutionary line of full electric yachts by McConaghy Boats.

This groundbreaking series consists of the Panther 40, 48 and 56, with the 68 and 78 models under development. Designed to merge sustainability with cutting-edge performance, these yachts promise to redefine your adventures on the open water, offering exhilarating speed and unmatched agility in a lightweight vessel that turns heads with its striking black topsides and silver sleek sheer lines.

The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats - photo © McConaghy Boats
The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats - photo © McConaghy Boats

SPEC includes:

  • 62kW h 48v batteries
  • Full carbon epoxy boat
  • Sails - Fully batten main sail, headsail and A-sail
  • Solar - approx 100sqm
  • Twin helm stations - Carbon helm seats, Carbon wheels
  • Fwd cushions
  • Carbon champagne and glass holders
  • Carbon rig and boom, longeron
  • Home appliance - Water maker, Fridge, Freezer, Electric stove, Convection microwave
  • Fenders, docking lines and anchoring
  • Tender with 7.5hp electric outboard
  • 2 electric scooters
  • Onboard green Ozone cleaning system - detergent free yacht
  • Tool kit + tool box
  • Lightweight 11kw generator - back up generator

The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats - photo © McConaghy Boats
The Eco Panther Series by McConaghy Boats - photo © McConaghy Boats

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or exploring the seas for the first time, this yacht promises an unmatched blend of performance, luxury, and eco-consciousness.

Contact us today to learn more about the Eco Panther Series and embark on a journey towards greener, thrilling adventures on the water.

www.mcconaghyboats.com

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