Evo V8 Yacht

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The V8 is the entry-level motor yacht from Italian builder Evo Yachts' V-Line range. The V8 is constructed from GRP returning a top speed of 24 knots.

The Evo V8 has three cabins and can accommodate up to seven guests. If you are interested in buying a new Evo V8, we can confirm it is designed for cruising and more.

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23.71m

Guests

7 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

2 Max

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In a neat touch, the aft saloon window is made of smart glass, both for privacy and to turn it into a cinema screen from inside. Motor Boat & Yachting Alan Harper - Feb 2022

The V8's huge saloon is a masterclass in simple, clean design, while its owner's cabin makes amazing use of the full beam with glass panels at each side to create a light-flooded shower and dressing area. Boat International Sam Fortescue - Feb 2022

The boat ultimately combines innovations and engineering solutions in all of her sections: the fly with retractable cockpit, the double external bridge, the beach area whose sumptuous equipment and furniture disappear in a fascinating joint game. Superyacht International Nico Caponetto - Feb 2022

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From The Manufacturer

V8 creates a completely new navigation experience, where the relax of a sail boat meets the flexibility of a motor yacht. The designer's challenging concept shows through the engless opportunities abroad, with convertible space and four helm stations, including two ship's wheels that allow for steering closer to the sea and for easier maneuvers.

The size of V8, the unexpected features and the many spaces for conviviality inspired by sailing will leave you and your guests speechless.

One of the most surprising spaces abroad is the roof top, an innovative and challenging ghost feature that only reveals itself through a vanishing hydraulic stepladder. It's like a penthouse on the sea, with four sunbeds, an alfresco dinette and a vanishing helm station.