SuperyachtNews.com - Technology - Wally to introduce high-performance outboard tender

By SuperyachtNews

Wally to introduce high-performance outboard tender

Wally has announced that it will launch an outboard model of the 48-foot open tender, the 48 Wallytender X…

Following the success of its 48 Wallytender, globally-renowned superyacht brand, Wally which is now owned by the Ferretti Group, has announced that it will launch an outboard model of the 48-foot open tender, the 48 Wallytender X.

Due to be unveiled at the upcoming Miami Yacht Show, the new tender will feature Mercury’s state-of-the-art 450hp Verado R powerful engines, which according to Wally, are the lightest and most fuel-efficient outboards on the market.

“As a hotspot for the outboard yachting lifestyle, Florida is the perfect place to unveil this exciting new model,” says Stefano de Vivo, managing director of Wally. “With four 450hp outboard racing engines primed to unleash astounding speeds, the 48 Wallytender X will undoubtedly turn heads and be the perfect match for anyone who loves high-performance boats.”

 “With four 450hp outboard racing engines primed to unleash astounding speeds, the 48 Wallytender X will undoubtedly turn heads and be the perfect match for anyone who loves high-performance boats.”

- Stefano de Vivo, Managing Director, Wally

The Mercury engines were selected for the new tender after a number of propulsion options were considered by Wally. Combined with its proven hull design and light carbon fibre construction from the in-house team at Wally and Ferretti Group, the result is impressive: high top speeds and very low consumption for extended range.

Preliminary sea trials for the new superyacht tender have indicated maximum speeds in excess of 55 knots and a cruising speed of 40 knots with a range of 320nm.

Alongside the performance advantages of outboard engines, the 48 Wallytender X is said to provide a particularly quiet ride, thanks to reduced noise and vibration, as well as being light and easy to maintain. With the engines repositioned outside the hull, a vast space is freed up for storage.

Furthermore, the 48 Wallytender X has been referred to as ‘a first in its category’, as the four engines have been split to the flanks of the boat, with two on each side, allowing the installation of the retractable hydraulic boarding passerelle/swim ladder to provide direct and easy access to the water or the shore.

“We are very proud of what we have achieved in this new outboard version of the 48 Wallytender,” comments Luca Bassani, Wally founder. “We have been able to maintain its strong aesthetic identity and the many practical features found on the inboard model, perfectly packaged to serve the needs of clients who prefer the outboard experience in their boating lifestyle, including top speeds and high levels of performance.”

Profile links

Wally

Ferretti Group America

NEW: Sign up for SuperyachtNewsweek!

Get the latest weekly news, in-depth reports, intelligence, and strategic insights, delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts.

Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek


Click here to become part of The Superyacht Group community, and join us in our mission to make this industry accessible to all, and prosperous for the long-term. We are offering access to the superyacht industry’s most comprehensive and longstanding archive of business-critical information, as well as a comprehensive, real-time superyacht fleet database, for just £10 per month, because we are One Industry with One Mission. Sign up here.

Related news

Image for Tankoa unveils new 62m concept

Tankoa unveils new 62m concept

The new project has been designed to be elegant and well balanced without the inclusion of trendy or superfluous solutions.

Design

Image for Peaks and troughs?

Peaks and troughs?

If not yearly delivery figures, how else are we to judge the market?

Fleet

Image for Sanlorenzo begins trading on the Italian stock exchange

Sanlorenzo begins trading on the Italian stock exchange

The Italian shipyard has announced that it is floating with an initial offering price of €16 a share

Business

Image for An unpopular opinion

An unpopular opinion

Why are we so determined to keep superyachts in Europe?

Owner

Image for Inauguration of 4000t Amico & Co. ShipLift

Inauguration of 4000t Amico & Co. ShipLift

Its opening puts the Genoese company at the forefront of global refit infrastructure

Business

NEW: Sign up for
SuperyachtNewsweek!

Get the latest weekly news, in-depth reports, intelligence, and strategic insights, delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts.

Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek

The SuperyachtNews App

Follow us on