What’s New at the 65th Genoa International Boat Show
The YOT 41 Powerboat is the second new product now taking its place at the side of the YOT 36 Powerboat and which Barcando will be presenting as a world premiere during the 65th edition of the Genoa International Boat Show this year, a model tailored to medium-length/duration cruising.
The YOT 41 Powerboat is 12.57 metres long and features the same design as the YOT 36. Just like the smaller model, its evolution is equipped with folding bulwarks that take the maximum width at cockpit level from 4.41 metres to an impressive 5.84 metres, creating a surface area of 25 square metres in addition to the 1.50-metre-wide electric platform at the stern, equipped with a ladder.
Another element that continues from the 36 is the fact that the YOT 41 Powerboat is also equipped with a pair of settee-tables with a central passageway. The sofas have movable backrests and can form two large sundecks.
At the entrance to the wheelhouse, with the central passageway that can be closed, there is a further settee (to port) while to starboard is an L-shaped galley.
The helm station, with a windscreen and central passage to access the bow area with its large sundeck, is organised with two pairs of armchairs for pilot and co-pilot and two guests.
The interior with its large windows is available in a variety of different configurations, with 2, 3 or 4 cabins. The standard engine set-up for the YOT 41 Powerboat is two 300 hp Mercury with an optional set-up of two 400 hp.
Quay D – Berth D125
