Hugo Andreae hits the water to tour a power catamaran that completely flips the script on what a multi-hull should be: the YOT 41. Instead of a big, heavy, slow cruising vessel, this French-built machine from the Catana Group is a super-rapid, ultra-wide open dayboat built for pure entertainment, especially when fitted with a pair of massive 600hp Mercury V12 outboards.
Hugo breaks down the clever hydraulic central bathing platform, the dual electric folding side terraces, and the highly adaptable modular dinette layout. Then, we head forward through the massive split windscreen to explore the expansive bow lounge before stepping down into the twin hulls to check out the mirror-image double cabins, each featuring a private heads and separate shower.
[Supported by Sleipner]
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:03 Twin 600hp Mercury V12s
01:54 Dual Electric Folding Terraces
03:07 Full Outdoor Galley, Storage, & Hard Top Protection
04:22 Mercury Joystick Control
05:14 Two-Part Windscreen Door & Copious Bow Lounge
06:05 Starboard Hull
07:18 Port Hull
07:53 Catamaran Performance
08:34 Pricing & Verdict
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