BMW Teams Up with Zeydon to Produce Z60 Yacht
October 10th, 2008 by BallerRide 2 Comments
BMW will soon be testing the waters in the luxury yacht market, as it has teamed up with Belgian boatbuilder Zeydon to produce a 60-foot performance sailing yacht coined the Z60.
The luxury sport cruiser has already undergone preliminary water testing and is reportedly reaching top speeds of over 17 knots, quite a bit more than the 13 knots projected based on concept drawings.
BMW and Zeydon’s Z60 features a modern and spacious interior with a large master bedroom, two additional guestrooms and optional crew quarters. According to BornRich, BMW’s new performance sailing yacht will go on display sometime in the fall. Check out the gallery below and follow the jump for complete spec on the BMW Z60.
Z60 Specs:
LENGTH OVERALL: 18,30m (60ft)
LENGTH OF WATERLINE: 16,69m (54,76ft)
BEAM: 5,15m (16,91ft)
DRAFT: 2,75m (9,02ft)
BALLAST: 6.500Kg (14.330lbs)
DISPLACEMENT: 21.000Kg (46.297lbs)
FUEL TANK: 900 ltr. (238 US gal)
FRESH WATER TANK: 800 ltr. (211 US gal)
ENGINE: Yanmar 4JH4 110HP
ARCHITECTURE: Peter Bosgraaf
DESIGN: Zeydon / BMW group DesignworksUSA
CONSTRUCTION: Zeydon Shipyard, BELGIUM
CONSTRUCTION TYPE: Vacuum infused sandwich laminate using multiaxial E-glass/Epoxy resin with Corecell® and carbon reinforcements.
RIG: Carbon mast & V-boom, swept-back spreaded
Tags: BMW Yacht, Water, yachts
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October 11th, 2008 at 7:40 pm 1
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October 16th, 2008 at 11:33 am 2
[…] The biggest name in auto status symbols has tried its hand in the world of luxury sail yachts. BMW yas joined Zeydon to design the Z60 yacht, a sexy 60-foot performance sailer which can hit upwards of 17 knots on the open water. The interior of the Z60 is warm, modern and spacious. Sail yachts are always pretty tight, but this one doesn’t skimp on interior luxury. Additionally, the ecoist in you will certainly appreciate the sail power as fuel prices climb through the roof… [via ballerride] […]