BRABUS ULTIMA 55 is a 55-foot power catamaran developed in partnership with Sunreef Yachts, combining automotive-inspired styling with multihull performance. The yacht features exposed carbon-fiber components, illuminated branding, custom air vents, aerodynamic bodywork, and an LED-integrated hardtop. Twin 725-horsepower six-cylinder engines propel the vessel beyond 40 knots, while a hydrofoil system reduces drag and improves stability, efficiency, and ride quality at higher speeds.
Built on a 16.8-meter hull with a 7.5-meter beam, the yacht offers configurable two- and three-cabin layouts accommodating up to six guests, alongside dedicated crew quarters. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, premium wood finishes, carbon-fiber accents, and customizable BRABUS Masterpiece interiors define the living spaces. Exterior amenities include fold-down side terraces, convertible sunpads, a retractable carbon-fiber dining table, a wet bar, an electric barbecue, and a forward sun lounge.
Performance Luxury Catamarans
The BRABUS ULTIMA 55 Reimagines High-Performance Yachting
Trend Themes
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Automotive-inspired Yachting — Luxury marine design is increasingly borrowing performance cues, materials, and branding elements from elite automotive culture to create differentiated high-end vessels.
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Hydrofoil-assisted Cruising — Advanced hydrofoil systems are reshaping premium boating by improving speed, stability, fuel efficiency, and ride comfort in larger recreational craft.
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Configurable Luxury Cabins — Personalized interior layouts and modular entertainment spaces are elevating expectations for private yachts that serve both leisure and hospitality functions.
Industry Implications
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Luxury Marine — High-performance catamarans with bespoke finishes and expandable outdoor zones signal new growth potential in ultra-premium recreational boating.
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Automotive Design — Performance car aesthetics and engineering language are becoming transferable assets for lifestyle categories beyond the road.
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Advanced Materials — Carbon fiber, lightweight composites, and aerodynamic structures are enabling premium products that combine visual distinction with functional performance gains.