Top Catamarans for Cruising Powercats offer stability, spaciousness, beautiful lines, and so much more. See…
Power Cats
Power Cats are ideal for cruising with a crowd. Find out more about the latest power cat models from the world’s most popular manufacturers. In addition to product specification, an array of photos and dealer contact information, you’ll find details about fuel efficiency, stability and hull design.
The Leopard 43 Powercat (42’8″ LOA, 22’1″ beam) offers an improved hull design and updated…
The Aspen C120 Power Catamaran (42’6″ LOA, 13’10” beam) runs on a revolutionary new patented…
The Aquila 44 Power Catamaran (44’1″ LOA, 21’6″ beam) was designed in collaboration with J&J…
The Hudson HPC48 (46’6″ LOA, 22’5″ beam) is a strong, stable power catamaran that could be…
Horizon PC 74 We take a sea trial on the latest and greatest in powercats–…
The Horizon Yachts PC74 (73’9″ LOA, 28’4″ beam) is in the series of luxury catamarans…
A couple of diehard sailors cross to the dark side only to discover that it’s…
European luxury yacht builder NISI introduces their first model in the high-performance GTX XPRESSO multihull…
Fort Lauderdale-based Mares Catamarans debuted its new 45-foot powercat at the 2014 Palm Beach International…
While the Sunreef 60 is not a new model for the Polish custom and semi-custom…
The Horizon PC52 Power Catamaran is the little brother of the highly acclaimed PC60. Horizon…
The new Aquila 44 catamaran offers buyers an easy-to-operate vessel and joins the 38 and…
Two new models built by the French builder Fountaine Pajot made their world debut at…
New powercat reaches for the sky Horizon Yachts’ powercat lineup leapt to the forefront at…